As novel coronavirus continues to spread, ACT Fibernet in its effort to help combat Covid-19, today joined hands with the Government of Tamil Nadu and donated 2 first of its kind modular ICU units. Each of the units are equipped with modern facilities and will be installed at the Government Kilpauk Medical College, Chennai to treat Covid-19 cases. The modular ICU units were inaugurated by Honourable Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Edappadi K. Palaniswami, through a virtual event in the presence of eminent dignitaries including Dr.

As novel coronavirus continues to spread, ACT Fibernet in its effort to help combat Covid-19, today joined hands with the Government of Tamil Nadu and donated 2 first of its kind modular ICU units. Each of the units are equipped with modern facilities and will be installed at the Government Kilpauk Medical College, Chennai to treat Covid-19 cases. The modular ICU units were inaugurated by Honourable Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Edappadi K. Palaniswami, through a virtual event in the presence of eminent dignitaries including Dr.

As novel coronavirus continues to spread, ACT Fibernet in its effort to help combat Covid-19, today joined hands with the Government of Tamil Nadu and donated 2 first of its kind modular ICU units. Each of the units are equipped with modern facilities and will be installed at the Government Kilpauk Medical College, Chennai to treat Covid-19 cases. The modular ICU units were inaugurated by Honourable Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Edappadi K. Palaniswami, through a virtual event in the presence of eminent dignitaries including Dr.

As novel coronavirus continues to spread, ACT Fibernet in its effort to help combat Covid-19, today joined hands with the Government of Tamil Nadu and donated 2 first of its kind modular ICU units. Each of the units are equipped with modern facilities and will be installed at the Government Kilpauk Medical College, Chennai to treat Covid-19 cases. The modular ICU units were inaugurated by Honourable Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Edappadi K. Palaniswami, through a virtual event in the presence of eminent dignitaries including Dr.

As novel coronavirus continues to spread, ACT Fibernet in its effort to help combat Covid-19, today joined hands with the Government of Tamil Nadu and donated 2 first of its kind modular ICU units. Each of the units are equipped with modern facilities and will be installed at the Government Kilpauk Medical College, Chennai to treat Covid-19 cases. The modular ICU units were inaugurated by Honourable Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Edappadi K. Palaniswami, through a virtual event in the presence of eminent dignitaries including Dr.

According to a global EY research (EY Capital Confidence Barometer April 2020), telco leaders were not satisfied with their transformation road maps - 46 per cent believed lack of long-term planning was holding back automation initiatives while 67 per cent saw lack of skills as a barrier to maximising Al. Today, four in five telco executives are either revaluating the speed of their automation initiatives or taking steps to adjust existing plans, the research says.

5G technology is ready. We proved that the technology is possible last year. If we can enable the overall ecosystem, there will be no hindrance to bringing this technology everywhere. 5G is the single most important pivot moment and should not be missed. The biggest infrastructure constraint for 5G in India right now is the availability of the 5G spectrum for commercial deployments.

“We have seen a spike in new connections and usage in cities such as Jaipur, Lucknow, Coimbatore and Vijayawada,” says Bala Malladi, CEO of Atria Convergence Technologies, which offers broadband services in 14 cities. “This is both a combination of migration towards these cities and inherent local demand.” The company had earlier published a report which mentioned a 40% increase in data traffic across cities and inherent local demand.” The company had earlier published a report which mentioned a 40% increase in data traffic across cities and towns after the lockdown was imposed.

Broadband player ACT Fibernet has reported a 109% increase in visits to streaming service platforms over its network among 1.5 million of its customers across 19 cities in the country. Users are streaming for almost the same period of time on weekdays as they do on weekends and the overall streaming traffic has increased by 55% post lock-down, according to the Internet service provider. The ISP also saw 98.7% of its subscribers simultaneously online on a single day against some 50% during pre-pandemic days.