Following Openreach’s announcement that its ultrafast FTTP broadband network will be available to 2 million premises by 2020, industry commentators have suggested its success to some extent is dependent on adoption by ISPs outside of the BT Group. One of the obstacles facing TalkTalk and others is that their own limited FTTP networks might be hard to slot in alongside the Openreach model. TalkTalk has said it needs more information before deciding whether to add the service to its portfolio, saying that it's keen to know more about the locations and volumes of the new premises.
Following Openreach’s announcement that its ultrafast FTTP broadband network will be available to 2m UK premises by 2020, industry commentators have suggested its success to some extent is dependent on adoption by ISPs outside of the BT Group. One of the obstacles facing TalkTalk and others is that their own limited FTTP networks might be hard to slot in alongside the Openreach model. TalkTalk has said it needs more information before deciding whether to add the service to its portfolio, saying that it's keen to know more about the locations and volumes of the new premises.