Two FTTH Connections (Fiber to Home) at Infiniti

Today, Infiniti has become the only community around Gachibowli area with dual "Fiber To The Home" connections. Unlike most of other communities, now you can have both connections active at the same time and you can even purchase a router on Amazon.com which does automatic fail-over switch, so that you are always connected! The good news is, BSNL input is coming from the north (BHEL) and Beam is coming in from south (Aparna Sarovar area)!

We have BSNL FTTH in operation for over 5 months.

Now Beam is offering Fiber connections to all homes!!

Here are the speedtest results, when checked from a wifi connection:

Today (13th Jul, 13), I am getting these speeds:

First School bus to Infiniti Homes!!

Currently Sancta Maria is plying a school bus which picks up at 7.25am and drops kids around 3.15pm. This bus then goes to Aparna Sarovar where they pickup over 30 kids.

Looking forward for more school buses with the start of next school year in Jun, 2013.

Infiniti's First Dog

Picture when Sunny moved into Infiniti:

Picture as of 24th Nov, 13 and he is 5 months old

Vistas @ Infiniti

Internet Enabled Now!!

Infiniti Homes primary internet connection is now operational via BSNL FTTH (Fiber To The Home). We now have both via Fiber:
1. Internet
2. Telephone

Epistemo Global Photo Updates

American Oncology Institute is now **OPEN**

I love this logo, person emerging from the flower!! Check out the website clicking on the logo above.

American Oncology Institute (AOI), in partnership with Hyderabad-based Citizens Hospital, has opened its first hospital in India at Hyderabad at the Citizen Hospital’s campus. AOI a subsidiary of US-based Cancer Treatment Services International (CTSI).

The centre will provide patients with access to comprehensive care of international standard, RP Raju, executive vice chairman, Citizens Hospital, said. The first phase of the Citizens Hospital with 300 beds has come up with an investment of around $40 million. “We are planning to build the hospital in three phases over the next five years with a total investment around Rs 1,000 crore. Phase two will have 400 beds and once completed, the hospital will have around 650 patient rooms and 1,000 beds,” he added.
Pointing out the reason for entering the Indian market, Joseph A Nicholas, president and chief executive officer of CTSI, said, “Over the years, India is seeing an increase in the number cancer incidence due to lifestyle change and population growth. An estimated 2.5 million Indians are affected by cancer, with over 800,000 new cases and 550,000 deaths reported every year.”
AOL is also looking at expanding to other cities in a hub-and-spoke model, with 100 per cent standardisation across all its centres, Raju said.

This is in collaboration with