If your quick crack on- but with USO, 4GPro, GFAST and 5G our intent is to offer our services everywhere - we have been clear about that for sometime.
Cheers, Neil Sent from my iPhone > On 16 Aug 2017, at 18:52, David Derrick <d...@enta.net> wrote: > > One of our neighbours in Orkney is looking into setting up a not-for-profit > to put fibre on the outer islands as well as to provide training and reskill > opportunities for young people and forces veterans. He's aware of B4RN and > I've given him a few things to think about but the big question in my mind is > whether a larger existing company might roll up and squash his business model. > > I'm wondering what people here think are the chances of Openreach spending > some of the promised £600M up here (there's already FTTC on the mainland and > Westray). On the one hand spending the money once to do the job right first > time would be cheaper than revisiting multiple times to incrementally bump > the tech to meet the minimum speed, and Orkney is one of the areas > consistently highlighted as being among the worst places for Internet access > so there's a PR win as well. On the other there are a lot more profitable > locations to spend the money. > > Thoughts? > -- > David Derrick > Systems & Network Engineer > Entanet International Ltd > 0330 100 0330 >
