Category: Wholesale

BT Wholesale is increasing the number of users on its up to 8Mbps ADSL trials, and adding more exchanges to the trial.

Service providers looking to utilise the shared LLU line option, look set to benefit from a special offer on the migration fee.

BT has published its results for the year ending 31st March 2005. In terms of ADSL, it shows a record addition of 825,000 ADSL connections in the last quarter.

It looks like people taking part in the BT 'fibre to the premises' trials are set to see a boost in speed.

Yesterdays announcement of broadband for £9.99 from UKonline has turned a few heads, but disappointed many interested parties due to the lack of coverage of the Easynet exchanges.

BT has announced that the first week of April 2005 will see its five millionth ADSL customer be connected.

BT Wholesale from 7th April 2005 is running a trial in two stages, that should eventually see migrations between more of the wholesale products, and the ability to alter the speeds of service too.

Service providers have started to send out the emails to people who are in the batch of 2000 lines across 21 exchanges that will form the initial part of the trial.

The number of service providers joining up for the trials is increasing, we hope to keep a list of these providers up to date.

More information is slowly emerging on the trials of Home Max, Office Max and Datastream Max, with the publication of the Suppliers Trial Information Note by BT.