Category: Wholesale

Moving into a new property or reactivating a telephone adds to the cost of relocating and Openreach is looking to make it a bit cheaper in 2013.

Openreach has announced phase 10bfp of its superfast broadband roll-out, adding 163 exchange areas.

Orbital Net who run a fixed wireless service available to around 70 to 80% of homes in Kent, has expanded its wholesale offering, welcoming Quickline Communications as the latest retailer.

Openreach has announced that its superfast broadband service has gone live in two new towns in Scotland.

Reports that Openreach engineers have sometimes not left or offered data extension kits to help people locate their FTTC modem in a handy location have increased recently.

The numbers of traveling Openreach engineers is set to increase by around another 400 as Openreach goes on another recruitment campaign.

A promotion from Openreach where FTTC installs cost £30+VAT when installed at the same time as a telephone line, is likely to be extended until the end of November if Ofcom grants approval.

Fluidata will introduce up to 50 more ISPs to the Digital Region after it announced it would be able to offer superfast broadband from the South Yorkshire area.

Ethernet services are generally delivered over copper or fibre, with pretty hefty installation fees, it seems Andrews and Arnold are at the leading edge of utilising FTTC as the last mile for these business grade services.

While leased line and ethernet pricing is not consumer friendly, for the dedicated capacity it gives, it is ideal for linking mobile masts and business parks. Openreach has published proposed pricing for its services in this area.