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Type : UK Analyst Reports
Local authority innovators: Colchester’s ultrafast network
December 20, 2018
Point Topic met with Steven Eke, Senior Delivery Consultant (Digital Sector Lead) for Colchester Amphora Trading Ltd, to discuss the aims of the project, how the Colchester Town Centre network was deployed, the challenges encountered, plans for further development, and the results seen so far.
READ MOREBroadband and the new build homes market – expectations met and missed
October 24, 2018
This Point Topic short report looks at the current market for broadband in new build homes, its drivers, key issues facing the sector, and the range of players actively engaged.
READ MOREOpenreach’s new OSA product – filling a hole in the backhaul business
September 4, 2018
Point Topic attended Openreach’s briefing and was able to gain some initial responses from interested customers.
READ MOREGfast, FTTP and cable in the UK – deployment as of May 2018
July 16, 2018
The first set of outputs from ThinkPoint, the new joint product from Point Topic and thinkbroadband, includes a first look, in detail, at Gfast and FTTP deployments from Openreach.
READ MORESuperfast UK: looking to ultrafast millions
April 24, 2018
This report covers the latest announcements and activities of the country’s two largest broadband players, Openreach and Virgin Media, as well as developments and progress made by the alternative infrastructure providers.
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