Openreach
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Openreach reveals next areas to go fibre only
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Householders and businesses in a further 94 exchange locations will no longer be able to order copper-based broadband and phone packages.
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Openreach’s full fibre broadband available to 20 million properties
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Only around 38 per cent of households that can order full fibre services powered by the Openreach network have made the switch.
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Openreach signs new deal to power Electric Vehicle fleet
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As well as operating the UK’s largest phone and broadband network, the firm has the nation’s second-largest commercial fleet.
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Openreach to cease sale of copper broadband in 137 more locations
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Openreach has revealed a further 137 exchange locations where it will stop selling traditional copper-based phone and broadband services.
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Openreach to use recycled plastic in new ONT casings
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The company has also worked with Nokia to to reduce the amount of cardboard packaging that ONTs arrive in by 30 per cent.
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Openreach reveals next batch of Full Fibre broadband areas
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The company, which is part of the BT Group, owns and operates the UK’s largest fixed phone and broadband network which is used by ISPs to provide services to end users.