UK ISP iDNET Expands Full Fibre Broadband Coverage via ITS Technology
Broadband provider iDNET has recently added support for another alternative Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) network in the shape of the ITS Technology Group. But this only covers business-focused full fibre packages, since ITS doesn’t currently offer residential products.
The full fibre network that ITS operates is currently said to “pass” more than 465,000 UK businesses (inc. commercial premises). iDNET’s business packages on this network typically start at £50 +vat per month (plus £150 for installation) for speeds of 155Mbps (30Mbps upload) on an 18-month minimum term and rise to £83.33 per month for their top 1600Mbps (120Mbps upload) tier.
By default, each package includes a Standard Card agreement (i.e. faults aim to be Fixed by 23:59 on the next Business Day), unlimited usage, UK support, Static IPv4 & IPv6 addresses and a pledge of no mid-contract price rises. But you’ll have to pay a few pounds extra if you want to get a router bundled with your package, and an optional business phone line will set you back £12.50 +vat extra per month.
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