Onestream, BT Wholesale sign partnership agreement
The deal will see Onestream offer UK customers connections through BT's FTTP and single order generic ethernet access (SoGEA) network.
The deal will see Onestream offer UK customers connections through BT's FTTP and single order generic ethernet access (SoGEA) network.
This allows Vodafone nationwide access to Deutsche Glasfaser’s FTTH network and brings Deutsche Glasfaser closer to providing Germany's rural and suburban areas with fibre quickly and comprehensively.
The newly formed internet service provider (ISP) can now offer full fibre services over CityFibre’s national open access networks.
The agreement will see Vodafone Ireland offer customers fixed line broadband services using Virgin Media Ireland’s fibre network.
Under the wholesale agreement between the rival operators, Fastweb will provide iliad with access to its fibre network across Italy.
The UK independent provider has inked a 10-year supply agreement with Nokia.
Polish operator, Play has signed a joint venture agreement with private equity firm, InfraVia Capital Partners to provide access to high-speed fibre connectivity to 6 million homes in Poland.
US operator, Netly Fibre has completed construction of an open-access terabit-ready fibre network in Solana Beach, California.
VMB wholesale customers can benefit from the flexibility for direct access to optical filter ports to scale their own DWDM access infrastructure.
Alternative network provider, CityFibre has put in place a debt package of £1.12 billion, proceeds from which are to be used to fund the first part of a £2.5 billion investment plan, which will see the company roll-out full fibre to five million homes by 2025.
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