ISP OneTek Looks to Expand Business Full Fibre Broadband Network
Business focused UK ISP, IT and Communications provider OneTek (One Tek Business Solutions), which typically provides leased lines, direct fibre connections, and point-to-point (P2P) antennas, has revealed that they intend to deploy a new full fibre network that will initially focus on providing B2B connectivity in the West Cheshire Business Estate area.
The development came to light as part of OneTek’s submission for Code Powers from Ofcom. Such powers are often sought to help speed-up deployments of new fibre networks and cut costs, not least by reducing the number of licences needed for street works. The powers can also help with supporting access to run new fibre via Openreach’s (BT) existing cable ducts and poles (PIA).
According to the application, OneTek will initially focus on the West Cheshire Business Estate area, albeit with an “intention to expand to other parts of the UK, primarily covering business estates and commercial areas” in the near future. The West Cheshire Business Estate refers to a wide array of industrial and business parks located within Cheshire West and Chester, rather than one single location.
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