Expansion of PPC's fiber optic network to new Greek cities
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PPC continues the development of its fiber optic network, announcing the expansion of its services to three new cities in Greece: Volos, Kalamata, and Lamia. This move is part of a broader plan for the country's digital modernization and the provision of high-speed internet to more citizens.
According to the official announcement, the PPC Fiber network is now available for connection in 1.5 million homes and businesses. In total, the service now covers 70 areas across the Greek territory, offering consumers the opportunity to access modern telecommunications infrastructure.
The company aims to attract new subscribers by offering competitive price packages, with the monthly cost starting at 17.90 euros. This initiative strengthens competition in the telecommunications market, providing more options to residents of the covered areas.
With the addition of the new cities, PPC strengthens its position in the technology infrastructure sector. Interested citizens can check the availability of the network at their address through the company's website in order to proceed with upgrading their connection.
Sources: Techblog
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