ISP Lightning Fibre Launch UK Business Broadband Services via CityFibre
Eastbourne-based broadband ISP Lightning Fibre, which is building a new multi-gigabit speed full fibre (FTTP) broadband network across parts of Sussex + Kent in England (140,000 premises) and also holds a partnership to harness CityFibre’s wider UK network (here), has today launched a new range of business packages via the CF side of their service (off-net).
The announcement doesn’t provide any details or pricing information about the new packages, except to state that low-latency multi-gigabit speeds will be available across CityFibre’s growing full fibre network coverage of 4.6 million UK premises. But we assume the packages shown on their website may also be roughly reflective of the CityFibre based service, even if pricing may differ.
“CityFibre’s reach and technology are a perfect match for our mission to connect more businesses with high-performance broadband and award-winning customer service,” said Rob Reaks, CCO at Lightning Fibre. “This partnership allows us to scale beyond our own physical network regionally, and indeed nationally, while maintaining our commitment to quality and service.”
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