The Day 2 - SLT SpeedUp Cycle Sawariya started from Puttalam to Vavunia and Vavunia to Trincomalee in two legs on 26th July. Third day race will start from Trincomalee to Dambulla. This longest cycle race in Sri Lanka started in Colombo and travel through Puttalam, Vavunia, Trincomalee, Dambulla, Badulla up to Embilipitiya marking the finish on 29th July.

The Day 3 - SLT SpeedUp Cycle Sawariya started Trincomalee to Dambulla on 27^th July morning. Forth day race will start from Dambulla to Badulla. This longest cycle race in Sri Lanka started in Colombo and travel through Puttalam, Vavunia, Trincomalee, Dambulla, Badulla up to Embilipitiya marking the finish on 29th July. The women’s race will commence on 29th July journey starting from Ratnapura and ending in Embilipitiya.

The Day 4 - SLT SpeedUp Cycle Sawariya started Dambulla to Badulla on 28^th July morning. Fifth day race will start from Badulla to Embilipitiya. This longest cycle race in Sri Lanka started in Colombo and travel through Puttalam, Vavunia, Trincomalee, Dambulla, Badulla up to Embilipitiya marking the finish on 29th July. The women’s race will commence on 29th July journey starting from Ratnapura and ending in Embilipitiya.

“SLT SpeedUp Cycle Sawariya was a great moment in my life, I feel its a big turning point in my life”- Men’s Overall Champion - Sandun Kumara

Sri Lanka Telecom group released its group and holding company financial performance results for the 6 months ending on 30th June 2017. The group comprises of 8 subsidiaries, including the mobile arm Mobitel (Pvt) Ltd.

Entries are NOW open through www.sliot.cse.mrt.ac.lk for #SLIoT competition till 18th September.

The Sri Lanka Telecom Group, has partnered with the University of Moratuwa and the Institution of Engineers of Sri Lanka (IESL) to present the SLIOT Challenge

This Challenge seeks to encourage the technological sector and the many innovative and entrepreneurial minds in the country to look beyond the present and take Sri Lanka into the future.

Mr Jayantha Fernando is an Internet Law and policy expert who has pioneered ICT Legal policy reform and helped the establishment of Internet governance processes in Sri Lanka. He was recently recognized with a Lifetime Award at the inaugural SLT Zero One Awards, along with Prof Abhaya Induruwa (Internet Pioneer) and Kris Canekeratne of Virtusa, at a ceremony held in Colombo.

Sri Lanka Telecom PLC and Indocean Developers (Pvt) Limited recently entered into an agreement that will redefine the experience of luxury living. Through this agreement SLT’s high speed broadband services up to the speed of 100Mbps and high definition television content through its IPTV platform will be provided over Optical Fibre to all residents of this landmark property.

SLT announced the completion of its partnered project South East Asia-Middle East-Western Europe-5 (SEA-ME-WE 5 ) undersea submarine cable system expecting to increase by tenfold its international bandwidth capacity for the future requirements of the country as well as the South Asian region. With this global initiative, SLT will further strengthen its position as the only ICT solutions provider in the country having multiple global connectivity options with a gigantic bandwidth capacity that is adequate to cater to the requirements for more than 25 years ahead.

Sri Lanka Telecom has powered ICBT e-Sports gamerfest’17 with its next generation fibre optic broadband - and it’s set to be the most reliable broadband connection for online and real-time gaming. Recently concluded this e-Sports championship challenged all hard-core gaming teams and it was really a successful event with the participation of a large number of young e-Gaming communities. Gamers were extremely happy with the Ultra-High Speed SLT Fibre Broadband connection which has lowest ping rate and highest reliability.