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State-owned telecom major BSNL has started working with local cable operators (LCOs) to roll out its services like broadband over fibre-to-the-home (FTTH).
BSNL launched its FTTH service in Warangal in association with the LCOs for the first time in the state of Telengana.
BSNL, which currently has 10,000 broadband customers in Warangal, is targeting 100,000 households in Warangal. By going the FTTH route, BSNL can offer high-speed internet services and phone facility to the subscribers.
BSNL will replace its copper wire cables with optical fibre to provide the service to customers.
As a promotional offer, BSNL has announced two new plans under the new FTTH scheme — Rs 645 for 10 mbps with a data cap of 50 GB and Rs 1,045 for 20 mbps for 100 GB.
In order to better its services, BSNL is opening more offices in Warangal to answer the queries of customers instantly. The telecom major currently has nine offices in the city.
BSNL partners with cable operators for FTTH service | TelevisionPost.com
BSNL launched its FTTH service in Warangal in association with the LCOs for the first time in the state of Telengana.
BSNL, which currently has 10,000 broadband customers in Warangal, is targeting 100,000 households in Warangal. By going the FTTH route, BSNL can offer high-speed internet services and phone facility to the subscribers.
BSNL will replace its copper wire cables with optical fibre to provide the service to customers.
As a promotional offer, BSNL has announced two new plans under the new FTTH scheme — Rs 645 for 10 mbps with a data cap of 50 GB and Rs 1,045 for 20 mbps for 100 GB.
In order to better its services, BSNL is opening more offices in Warangal to answer the queries of customers instantly. The telecom major currently has nine offices in the city.
BSNL partners with cable operators for FTTH service | TelevisionPost.com
