ACT Fibernet announced an upgrade to its broadband plans in Chennai. The company has increased Internet speed across all its broadband plans and started offering 50Mbps as the base speed over the existing 30Mbps. The move, which appears to counter Jio Fiber, uplifts ACT Basic, ACT Storm, ACT Lightning, ACT Thunder, and ACT Incredible plans. Last month, ACT Fibernet increased monthly data allowance on its broadband plans in Bengaluru by up to 1,000GB.

ACT Fibernet announced an upgrade to its broadband plans in Chennai. The company has increased Internet speed across all its broadband plans and started offering 50Mbps as the base speed over the existing 30Mbps. The move, which appears to counter Jio Fiber, uplifts ACT Basic, ACT Storm, ACT Lightning, ACT Thunder, and ACT Incredible plans. Last month, ACT Fibernet increased monthly data allowance on its broadband plans in Bengaluru by up to 1,000GB.

ACT Fibernet has announced FlexyBytes+, a new way for users to extend their FUP limit by up to 500GB. The FlexyBytes+ are basically top-up vouchers from ACT Fibernet for data. It is available across all the major cities where the service is available. ACT Fibernet is already one of the best broadband service providers in cities such as Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi and others. With competition catching up big time, ACT Fibernet is trying to make its service attractive with FlexyBytes+ plans.

ACT Fibernet has announced FlexyBytes+, a new way for users to extend their FUP limit by up to 500GB. The FlexyBytes+ are basically top-up vouchers from ACT Fibernet for data. It is available across all the major cities where the service is available. ACT Fibernet is already one of the best broadband service providers in cities such as Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi and others. With competition catching up big time, ACT Fibernet is trying to make its service attractive with FlexyBytes+ plans.

ACT Fibernet has announced FlexyBytes+, a new way for users to extend their FUP limit by up to 500GB. The FlexyBytes+ are basically top-up vouchers from ACT Fibernet for data. It is available across all the major cities where the service is available. ACT Fibernet is already one of the best broadband service providers in cities such as Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi and others. With competition catching up big time, ACT Fibernet is trying to make its service attractive with FlexyBytes+ plans.

ACT Fibernet has announced FlexyBytes+, a new way for users to extend their FUP limit by up to 500GB. The FlexyBytes+ are basically top-up vouchers from ACT Fibernet for data. It is available across all the major cities where the service is available. ACT Fibernet is already one of the best broadband service providers in cities such as Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi and others. With competition catching up big time, ACT Fibernet is trying to make its service attractive with FlexyBytes+ plans.

The broadband and the DTH industry are two sectors in the country which are seeing a lot of competition from the players in the field. While the DTH sector became competitive with the arrival of the new Trai tariff regime, the broadband sector went through a similar phase in the run-up to the launch of the Reliance JioFiber service. However, as a result, now we have a lot of operators which provide high-speed broadband plans to their subscribers with speeds upwards of 100 Mbps and that too not at very exorbitant prices.

Reliance Jio was the only net gainer adding 84.45 lakh subscribers in August, while other telecom operators including Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea were on the losing side, a report by regulator Trai showed on Friday. 'The number of telephone subscribers in India increased from 1,189.28 million at the end of July 2019 to 1,191.81 million at the end of August 2019,' Trai said in telecom subscription report for the month of August 2019.

Reliance Jio was the only net gainer adding 84.45 lakh subscribers in August, while other telecom operators including Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea were on the losing side, a report by regulator Trai showed on Friday. 'The number of telephone subscribers in India increased from 1,189.28 million at the end of July 2019 to 1,191.81 million at the end of August 2019,' Trai said in telecom subscription report for the month of August 2019.

Reliance Jio was the only net gainer adding 84.45 lakh subscribers in August, while other telecom operators including Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea were on the losing side, a report by regulator Trai showed on Friday. 'The number of telephone subscribers in India increased from 1,189.28 million at the end of July 2019 to 1,191.81 million at the end of August 2019,' Trai said in telecom subscription report for the month of August 2019.