Telecom engineers and fibre specialists at Vedanta Group company Sterlite Technologies are finalising the 'proof of concept' of a close variant of the 'Google Fibre' project to transform the urban home broadband experience in India's top 20 cities and, in turn, boost high-speed internet penetration.
But unlike the US search giant, which will directly take its ultrafast fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) drive across US cities, Sterlite will deliver super-fast fibre broadband connectivity at 20 to 50 Mbps speeds to urban homes through partner mobile operators.
"We will shortly showcase our FTTH broadband technology blueprint to Bharti Airtel and Tata Teleservices to line up the first wave of partnerships," Sterlite Technologies CEO Anand Agarwal told ET. The company is initially looking to hook up a million homes by 2016 across Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Chennai.
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Such Bullsh!t hype by radius infratel have come already, which is of no use to the consumer. http://telecomadda.com/2012/10/radi...-broadband-to-residential-consumers-in-india/
They are providing infrastructure if i am not wrong. When will companies stop selling such fake PR imaginary dreams.
But unlike the US search giant, which will directly take its ultrafast fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) drive across US cities, Sterlite will deliver super-fast fibre broadband connectivity at 20 to 50 Mbps speeds to urban homes through partner mobile operators.
"We will shortly showcase our FTTH broadband technology blueprint to Bharti Airtel and Tata Teleservices to line up the first wave of partnerships," Sterlite Technologies CEO Anand Agarwal told ET. The company is initially looking to hook up a million homes by 2016 across Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Chennai.
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Such Bullsh!t hype by radius infratel have come already, which is of no use to the consumer. http://telecomadda.com/2012/10/radi...-broadband-to-residential-consumers-in-india/
They are providing infrastructure if i am not wrong. When will companies stop selling such fake PR imaginary dreams.
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