Neos Networks and Oxfordshire County Council have confirmed the completion of their Gigahubs project introducing 192 public service and local authority sites to new 1,500km long gigabit-capable full fibre broadband network, enhancing digital connectivity for residents.
A new 10-year strategy that “sits at the heart of plans to renew the UK” has been published by the government and will include proposals that are backed by £725bn in long-term funding for maintenance and major projects, which promises to “transform how infrastructure projects are planned and delivered”.
A new analysis by AssetHUB shows that reusing existing abandoned infrastructure could potentially save the UK’s broadband network builders millions in construction costs – helping speed up deployments, limit disruption and fibre overbuild, and reduce carbon emissions.
Neos Networks has been appointed by Nottinghamshire County Council to deliver a D2N2 Gigahubs project scheme across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, helping local communities become better connected with faster and more reliable internet.
4Fibre and SCCI Alphatrack have delivered a passive neutral fibre network to One Brighton's eco-friendly mixed-use development in Brighton with minimal disruption, helping to preserve the buildings' aesthetics.