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O2 UK Boost 4G and 5G Network Capacity for 850 Wolverhampton Postcodes

Tuesday, Nov 19th, 2024 (9:13 am) - Score 1,080
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Mobile operator O2 (Virgin Media) has today announced that they’ve completed a project to improve their 4G and 5G based mobile (mobile broadband) network in the West Midlands city of Wolverhampton, which since the start of 2024 has seen network capacity upgraded in 850 postcodes across the area.

The capacity boost should ensure that local residents, visitors and business can all benefit from having access to faster and more reliable mobile services when connected via O2’s mobile network in the city. The work forms part of O2’s ongoing effort to invest £2m a day into their mobile network, which enables them to deploy new technologies and keep up with increasing customer demand. All mobile operators have to conduct similar work.

Steven Verigotta, Director of Mobile Delivery at VMO2, said: “With customers using more data than ever before, the improvements we’ve made at 850 postcodes in Wolverhampton will ensure local people and businesses can access reliable connectivity that is so essential in the modern world. We are continuing to invest in our network with future upgrades planned to ensure that we can continue to support our customers both now and in future.”

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  1. Avatar photo Inconsitent like O2 says:

    It doesn’t really tell what they’ve done. Did they build new higher masts? Did they add new antennas to cover white spots? Have they upgraded uplinks? Did they split 5G from 4G (SA)?
    Can someone confirm they are now getting 10Mbps instead of 1Mbps? 😉

    1. Avatar photo Dave in Wolverhampton says:

      Speaking as someone who lives in a Wolverhampton postcode with an O2 SIM I can say that I had noticed (even before this marketing announcement) that speeds had increased. I’ve seen 400 Mbps download but only 10% of that upload in places and 5G is more widely available.

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