Netomnia and Brsk have joined The Fibre Café, adding 1.6 million premises to Strategic Imperative’s integration platform.
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Trooli and OFNL are the latest altnets to join Strategic Imperatives’ Fibre Café platform, enabling them to access the UK’s FTTx ecosystem at a national level.
The pair of altnets bring an additional 500,000 premises to The Fibre Café platform.
For Trooli this represents the first step in its wholesale strategy led by Wholesale Director, Rhiannon O’Neill following her appointment to the role last year.
Andy Conibere, CEO at Trooli, said: “This enables us to further deliver upon our wholesale strategy, by enabling smooth interoperability between us and our wholesale partners who will already have access to 370,000 Ready for Service Premises.”
OFNL specialises in ultrafast fibre networks on new-build housing and commercial developments which are ready the day the occupier moves in.
MD Andrew Robinson said: “Our wholesale-first strategy has already attracted over 80 Internet Service Providers ISP to offer a wide range of residential and business packages on our network.”
Wail Sabbagh, MD at Strategic Imperatives, added: “By joining the platform, both network owners gain a competitive advantage through streamlined onboarding, enhanced automation, and direct access to a rapidly expanding pool of service providers.”