Project Gigabit
Work begins on Project Gigabit rollout to 150,000 homes across East Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire
24 October 2024
Back in 2001 the then industry regulator, OFTEL, forced the major carriers such as BT to offer leased line connections at wholesale rates to competing ISPs. This significantly opened up the market and was the beginning of the booming Ethernet industry seen today. The costs of leased lines are significantly lower now and continue to fall year on year, and that presents a challenge for resellers looking to maintain healthy margins. Market competition plays an important part of course, but it’s not the only reason prices have come down and there are still plenty of good reasons why it’s important to offer leased lines and to offer them at competitive prices.
With network projects in over 60 cities and construction underway to reach up to 8 million homes
Project Gigabit
24 October 2024
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21 October 2024
Project Gigabit
30 September 2024