Posted on 03/05/2018
Ofcom, Government and leading figures from across the telecoms industry gathered at a conference last week to get behind the drive to increase investment in full-fibre broadband in the UK.
The Building a Full-Fibre Future event, hosted jointly by Ofcom and the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS), was an opportunity to hear how the UK can build on recent momentum and further increase the availability of ultrafast, full-fibre broadband.
FCS supports the fibre development but requires infrastructures to be open for service competition, coherent and non-discriminatory for next generation business services provided by our members.
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