ACT Fibernet, one of India’s largest fiber broadband ISP (Internet Service Provider), today joined hands with the Government of Telangana to fight this pandemic. The company has donated 25,000 rapid antigen testing kits to the Medical Infrastructure Division, Department of Health, Government of Telangana to provide hospitals with necessary resources to test and correctly determine patients suffering from the disease without any complications.

ACT Fibernet, one of India’s largest fiber broadband ISP (Internet Service Provider), today announced the launch of its unique knowledge sharing initiative #ACTivate Learning. As online learning has become increasingly predominant, there are growing concerns among parents with regard to content, learning, safety and screen time.

Indian operator ACT Fibernet, in partnership with cyber security provider F-Secure, launched their new ‘ACT Shield’ safety and security application. The solution brings F-Secure’s industry-leading protection to Indian consumers through ACT Fibernet – one of India’s largest ISPs (internet service providers). Thanks to India’s increasing demand for internet services, there is an exponential jump in the usage of online devices – ranging from desktops, laptops, phones, tablets, IoT devices, and more.

ACT Fibernet on Saturday said it has donated 1 lakh face masks to Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) to safeguard the health staff and workers fighting against COVID-19. The masks were personally handed over by the company CEO Bala Maddali to Mayor of Bengaluru Gautam Jain, ACT Fibernet said in a statement. The severity of the pandemic has been affecting people across Bengaluru at large, making the efforts of these health workers and staff even more critical at this juncture, it said.

ACT Fibernet, one of India’s largest wired ISPs (Internet Service Provider), today announced partnership with Yupp Master to offer online coaching classes to students preparing for competitive exams such as IIT-JEE/ NEET. Amidst the national lockdown and the growing spread of novel coronavirus, students and professionals are moving to online classes to prepare for their exams.