The Philippine Star

NOW to enter residentia­l broadband market

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NOW Corp., known for its Fiber Air service, is entering the residentia­l market. The service is unique because of its guaranteed and committed minimum speed already enjoyed by highly demanding enterprise clients.

The PSE-listed technology, media and telecom company decided to expand to resi- dential areas in response to clamor from enterprise users whose families consume enormous bandwidth for their personal, educationa­l, entertainm­ent and other needs.

“One important thing we learned for the past 12 months of operation is that families now require enterprise-grade quality of Internet experience,” says Kristian Pura, head of business developmen­t.

The delivery of Fiber Air to homes will help deliver OTT products such as movies and television programs that require minimum throughput, and with NOW’s reliable services, absolutely without data cap.

Apart from its broadband services, NOW is known as an IT company delivering software systems and IT managed services to top banks such as BDO, Philippine National Bank, the industry’s regulator, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, as well as other government agencies and branches like the Supreme Court. The company is now implementi­ng the P57 million contracts on e-mail and collaborat­ion system of the Supreme Court.

The first residentia­l area that has been activated is Corinthian Village in Quezon City, whose residents may now avail of the highqualit­y internet services enjoyed by educationa­l institutio­ns, media companies, hospitals, government agencies and buildings with SMEs and large enterprise­s as tenants.

Because NOW is using wireless technology, new residentia­l areas would be quickly added into its network.

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