Connect Broadband successfully tested the internet speed of 100 Mbps on copper and 500 Mbps on FTTH network, says a release from the company. The company will roll out these speeds in cities in a phased manner.
Commenting on the achievement, Mr. Arvind Bali, CEO Connect Broadband and Videocon Telecom said, “With IOT gaining ground HD and 4K video content availability and VR coming into the picture, high bandwidths will provide consistent user experience. At Connect Broadband we are committed to highest standards of Quality of Experience (QOE) for all our customers. Videocon Group is investing heavily in creating a network capable of delivering speeds exceeding 1 Gbps to all its customers.”
The company has copper and fiber network across Punjab covering 100+ towns.
Connect Broadband is also testing technologies such as vectoring with VDSL and G.Fast to offer 300 Mbps on its copper network. According to the company, it is working with assistance from international experts in the field to achieve the desired results. To establish tie-up with international players, the company recently participated in the industry event ‘Broadband World Forum’ held in London, thereby exploring various technologies existing around the world.
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“All these developments will help internet users to consume more and more content at the snap of the fingers,” company said.
Attaining a speed of more than 1 Gbps on fiber networks is a feat achieved by service providers like Google, AT&T, Verizon, and British Telecom. Connect Broadband claimed to bring these same technologies to India.
Connect Broadband is leading broadband and fixed line operator in Punjab. It is a part of Videocon group.
