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ACT Fibernet has introduced special plans for all its existing and new customers across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Delhi, and Chennai. Now, customers subscribing to some of its plans will receive a complimentary Google Home Mini.

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Hyderabad-based service provider ACT Fibernet has partnered with Google to bundle its broadband plans with Google Home devices. Under this , ACT Fibernet has introduced special plans for all its existing and new customers across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, , and Chennai. So, now customers subscribing to some of its plans will receive a complimentary Google Home Mini. For the Delhi market, company has launched a platinum promo plan in which it is offering 150 Mbps broadband speed at Rs. 999 with a complimentary Google Home Mini. More or less similar plans have been rolled out for other cities.

“Google is a brand known to all and we are thrilled to partner with them as Fiber broadband partner for their Google Home series of products. We will work with Google to take this next-gen technology to the homes of our customers providing them with rewarding offers for easy adoption,” said Ravi Karthik , Head of Marketing, Atria Convergence Technologies.

“We are very happy to partner with ACT Fibernet as we launch Google Home in India. Powered by the smarts and convenience of the Google Assistant, Google Home is the perfect companion for finding answers, getting things done around the house, and controlling your smart devices, all hands-free. Reliable and high-speed Internet connectivity is the bedrock of this experience, which makes ACT Fibernet the perfect partner for helping enable the smart home vision,” said Suresh Vedula, Head – Consumer Hardware Partnerships.

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