Entanet has entered the Sunday Times 2008 Tech Track 100, which lists the fastest-growing privately-owned technology companies in the UK. The network operator, which supplies several ISPs (e.g. ADSL24, Aquiss etc.) with broadband connectivity services, placed a respectable 61st after achieving annual sales growth of 53% over the past three years.

Entanet's customer base now exceeds 80,000 broadband users in the UK. Working through a nationwide network of partners, the company grew its sales to an annualised level of £17.2 million last year by providing a range of voice and data services, including broadband, IP telephony and private network solutions:


Entanet is currently in the process of deploying a new generation of 'up to' 24Mbps (ADSL2+) broadband services and is investing millions in to its nationwide network. Thanks to earlier trials they also became the first to provide ADSL2+ over BTs network to end-users, though several non-BT unbundled (LLU) providers had been offering similar services for awhile.

Most other providers are currently waiting for the managed version of the 24Mbps supporting service (WMBC), which isn’t expected to become fully available until well into 2009.