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Grameenphone (GP), the smart connectivity provider, has launched Bangladesh's first fixed wireless access service named 'gpfi unlimited’, marking a significant milestone in the country's digital transformation journey.
Following the Unified Licensing Guidelines, this innovative solution leverages fixed wireless access (FWA) technology to deliver reliable and high-speed internet connectivity to homes and businesses across the nation.
Zunaid Ahmed Palak, MP, State Minister for Posts, Telecommunications, and Information Technology, was present at the program as chief guest while Engr Md Mohiuddin Ahmed, chairman of Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC), took part as special guest.
Also present during the ceremony were Yasir Azman, CEO, of Grameenphone, Mohammad Sajjad Hasib, CMO, of Grameenphone, Abul Kasem Mohiuddin Al-Amin, head of network services, Grameenphone, Moinul Momen, head of adjacent network business innovation, Grameenphone, and other key members of the company.
The introduction of 'gpfi unlimited' is a strategic move by Grameenphone to bridge the digital divide and enhance the online experience for its users.
It has been introduced to provide wireless, fast, reliable, and affordable broadband internet to empower its customers.
This innovative solution is designed to cater to the growing demand for high-quality internet access across Bangladesh, ensuring that users can enjoy seamless connectivity regardless of their location.
Zunaid Ahmed Palak highlighted the significance of the country's 1st wireless Wi-Fi solution, 'gpfi unlimited'.
He said: “gpfi unlimited has the potential to transform the digital landscape of Bangladesh. Providing wireless, fast, and reliable internet, will significantly enhance connectivity and accessibility across the country. It will empower individuals and businesses by offering affordable broadband internet. This empowerment is crucial for enabling remote work, financial inclusion, online education, telehealth services, and digital entrepreneurship, thus driving socio-economic development.”
Engr Md Mohiuddin Ahmed, chairman of the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC), said: “The BTRC has been actively supporting the industry by introducing the latest technologies and innovations to keep pace with global advancements. We hope that Grameenphone will continue its efforts in enhancing the digital landscape of Bangladesh, contributing to the overall development and modernization of the country's telecommunications infrastructure.”
Yasir Azman, CEO of Grameenphone, said: "As we move towards a future dominated by artificial intelligence (AI), smart devices, and connectivity, the time is now to begin our journey towards a safer, healthier, and happier life through the latest technology. Therefore, the company is dedicated to creating a digitally inclusive society where everyone can benefit from the advantages of the internet. The launch of 'gpfi unlimited' aligns with this vision, showcasing Grameenphone's commitment to investing in technology and infrastructure that supports the vision of ‘Smart Bangladesh’.”
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