UK ISP WarwickNet Connects 168 Business Parks to Alternative Broadband

Alternative network provider WarwickNet (CableCom) has announced that they’ve expanded their superfast and ultrafast broadband / Ethernet platform to businesses at 32 sites in a single month (168 total), serving more than 5,500 business premises across the UK (1,400 active customers).

Related businesses are typically offered a choice of several different connectivity products, such as Fibre-to-the-Cabinet (FTTC / VDSL2) and 100Mbps Fibre-to-the-Premise (FTTP) based broadband services or dedicated Gigabit Leased Lines (Ethernet).

Much of the new infrastructure tends to be built by using Openreach’s (BT) Physical Infrastructure Access (PIA) product, which allows rival ISPs to build their own infrastructure faster and more efficiently by harnessing the national operator’s existing cable ducts and poles.

Ben King, Founder of WarwickNet, said:

“March [2017] has been an extremely busy period for us, with WarwickNet building five times the average monthly number of sites across the Midlands. This investment was much-needed in the areas where we have connected customers.

With a rapidly-evolving marketplace for many industries, suffering with inadequate broadband can cripple productivity in what is now a lean business generation. We are happy to help industrial estates and business parks get up to speed with a broadband service every business should expect.”

The areas covered by the March roll-out included parts of Milton Keynes, Northampton, Coventry, Leicester and Birmingham.