Altnet ISP Pulse Fibre Expands UK Broadband Reach via DW Utilities
Alternative broadband provider Pulse Fibre, which is currently aiming to complete over 250,000 unique “full fibre” (FTTP) connections into new build dwellings and MDUs (here), has signed a new partnership with multi-utility provider DW Utilities that should help to spread their service across more of the UK.
The new collaboration will enable DW Utilities to offer a full range of utility services to some of the sites they serve, by integrating Pulse Fibre’s lightning-fast full fibre broadband infrastructure. But other than that, the announcement doesn’t contain a lot of detail and we still know very little about the roll-out plan for Pulse Fibre’s 10Gbps capable “end-to-end dedicated fibre optic network” for residential properties.
Sean Pearman, Technical Director of Pulse Fibre, stated: “We are excited to bring our high-speed full-fibre network to more communities. Our partnerships with DW Utilities will significantly enhance connectivity and utility experiences for all their customers.”
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What are the current strategies when it comes to Fibre Broadband delivery for multi-tenant buildings? Are individual fibres run into each dwelling? Is an additional splitter placed within the MDU? Or will a single GPON service be terminated within the MDU and then copper based services run to each dwelling (via small DSLAM)?