Pulse Fibre to Deploy FTTP Broadband to Entity Connect’s New Homes
London-based broadband ISP Pulse Fibre, which specialises in building “full fibre” (FTTP) connections into UK new build home developments and MDUs (here), has signed a new partnership that will enable their network to expand across new developments being built alongside multi-utility provider Entity Connect in the South East of England.
The initial focus will be on delivering full fibre connectivity to the Farriers Green development in Rainham, Kent. This is a residential development with 46 units and will be the first project to benefit from this partnership, although others are expected to follow. Through Entity Connects multi-utility platform and Pulse Fibre’s full fibre technology, every home at Farriers Green will enjoy symmetric broadband speeds from day one.
“We’re excited to work with Entity Connect and bring unrivalled connectivity to new residents,” said Nathan Davis, Head of Development at Pulse Fibre. “Our full fibre infrastructure ensures that developments are equipped with fast and reliable broadband, from day one.”
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