Connect Broadband Chief Executive Officer Arvind Bali said the technology will enable speeds of up to 50 mbps on copper network and deliver superior experience in a multi-device environment.
He said the existing customers could upgrade to VDSL (very-high-bit-rate digital subscriber line) speeds at no extra charge.
"The need of speed is increasing on a daily basis and only fixed-line technology can fulfil that need. The penetration and the number of smartphone users have increased to a great extent over the past few years and we have multiple users connected to a home Wi-Fi connection," he said.
Connect, a part of the Videocon Group, has 600,000 subscribers in Punjab.
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