22/04/2020

ACT Fibernet announces partnership with Yuppmaster

ACT Fibernet, one of India’s largest wired ISPs (Internet Service Provider), today announced partnership with Yupp Master to offer online coaching classes to students preparing for competitive exams such as IIT-JEE/ NEET. Amidst the national lockdown and the growing spread of novel coronavirus, students and professionals are moving to online classes to prepare for their exams. ACT Fibernet, with 1.5 million user base resonates with the customer requirements; and as part of the brand’s promise ‘Feel the Advantage’ the company is onboarding an e-learning provider for the first time on its platform.

06/04/2020

ACT Fibernet partners with The Esports Club for CS:GO tournament

Indian internet service provider ACT Fibernet has partnered with The Esports Club (TEC) to produce an online Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament. The tournament is taking place over April 3rd-12th, with players competing one-on-one online daily. ACT Fibernet is broadcasting the final 16 matches of each day on its social media channels. The daily prize pool of the tournament is INR 6000 (£63) and is divided among the top three winners; the top 10 participants will receive gaming packs from the service provider.ACT Fibernet has highlighted its ‘Advantage Gaming’ as an important initiative.

03/04/2020

Home Alone During Covid-19: Employees Long For The Connect–Virtual And Real

Work from home is not an option for shopfloor employees and physical processes, but senior executives of technology to manufacturing companies BloombergQuint spoke with expect it to last a while. For some, it’s been full for glitches, while others think it’s not that bad. ACT Fibernet, which provides internet services in multiple southern cities, said it has seen a 40 percent increase in peak traffic in a short span of time. “We have sufficient provisioned bandwidth available to cater to increased demand,” Prasanna Gokhale, chief technology officer, said, adding that the company is not seeing network congestion and quality issues.