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Act Fibernet enters Warangal market
Atria Convergence Technologies Ltd Act Fibernet, the wired broadband internet service provider, has entered the Warangal broadband market with its highspeed fiber broadband service Moreover, Act introduced two broadband plans namely Act Swift priced at Rs 549 offers 400 GB FUP limit50 Mbps speed and Act Rapid priced at Rs 999 offers 800 GB FUP limit100 Mbps speed
​Hyderabad: Atria Convergence Technologies Ltd (Act Fibernet), the wired broadband internet service provider, has entered the Warangal broadband market with its high-speed fiber broadband service. Moreover, Act introduced two broadband plans namely Act Swift priced at Rs 549 offers 400 GB FUP limit-50 Mbps speed and Act Rapid priced at Rs 999 offers 800 GB FUP limit-100 Mbps speed.
In a statement, Parth Biswas, COO, Atria Convergence Technologies Ltd, said: “Following our success stories in Hyderabad and Secunderabad, we have embarked on a new journey having recently launched our services in Warangal - one of the most enterprising city in Telangana. We are optimistic that our services will help customers explore new possibilities across various fields such as business, education, entertainment and more.”
With the launch, the company has extended its footprint in 15 cities across India.
