The newest members of FullFibre's Internet Service Provider (ISP) network are Link Broadband and OctaPlus. This follows previous announcements by IDNet and Zybre. These four new partners add significantly to FullFibre's national offering.
The wholesale network provider is now working to connect its telecoms network to more than 80 market towns across 11 counties in the UK. This latest news comes after a year of strong growth for the company, which is actively building or connecting customers in 34 of its 80 towns and cities. To support its progress, the company's headcount has increased by 61 percent in 2022 as it gains significant momentum to continue to grow rapidly in many underserved areas of the UK.
James Warner, CSO of FullFibre, said, "We are very excited to be working with these new partners, all of whom bring more choice to customers looking to connect to the FullFibre network. A big part of FullFibre's ethos is to balance the digital landscape across the UK. By securing future-proof, full-fibre internet connectivity in our region for decades to come, and doing so with a range of alternative ISP partners, we are creating more choice and opportunity in these neglected areas."
Oliver Helm, CEO of FullFibre, added: "Bringing on new partners is just one aspect of our growth this year as we work to connect hard-to-reach towns and villages that are often overlooked by larger providers. I'm very proud of the work we're doing at FullFibre and I'm really looking forward to further success in 2023 as we continue to keep up the pace."
Link Broadband is an internet service provider offering full-fibre residential broadband packages to homes and businesses, enabling their customers to harness the potential of the internet. OctaPlus is a national Internet service provider that aims to provide its customers with outstanding customer support, as well as industry-leading pricing and value for money.
