Openreach
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Openreach halts sale of copper broadband in 163 additional locations
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Openreach will stop selling traditional copper-based phone and broadband services in 163 additional exchange locations.
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Openreach’s full fibre network now covers 17 million properties
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Half of all UK homes and businesses now have access to full fibre broadband powered by Openreach’s network.
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App helps Openreach slash missed full-fibre installation appointments
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Previously end-users needing to amend the date or time of their appointment could only do so via a text service which only offered limited options.
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Openreach confirms 79 new copper switch-off areas
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The new list covers around 900k premises across the UK and is part of a rolling policy to stop selling legacy analogue products and services when full fibre becomes available to a majority (at least 75%) of premises in each exchange location.
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Openreach reveals 92 new areas where it will stop selling copper-based broadband
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Openreach has a rolling policy to stop selling legacy analogue products and services when full fibre becomes available to a majority of premises in an area.
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Openreach confirms 84 additional copper switch-off areas
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The Openreach network is used by a host of providers such as like BT, Sky, TalkTalk and Vodafone to provide internet and phone products to their end users.