Two roads in Aberdeen’s city centre are scheduled to close in early 2019 to allow work to be carried out on superfast internet provision. Pre-orders for the package, which is being dubbed Gigafast by Vodafone, opened on November 19, with The duct-laying work, to be conducted by CityFibre, could lead to speeds increasing by as much as 1,000 gbps. From 28 January until 1 February, the work will affect Aberdeen’s Trinity Lane, to be followed by work on Exchange Lane from 3 February until 7 February. In a statement, Aberdeen City Council said: “Superfast broadband is an essential part of our future and we have been working with BT for many years now to ensure that it can deliver this service at its
Two roads in Aberdeen’s city centre are scheduled to close in early 2019 to allow work to be carried out on superfast internet provision. The duct-laying work, to be conducted by CityFibre, could lead to speeds increasing by as much as 1,000 gbps. From 28 January until 1 February, the work will affect Aberdeen’s Trinity Lane, to be followed by work on Exchange Lane from 3 February until 7 February. In a statement, Aberdeen City Council said: “Superfast broadband is an essential part of our future and we have been working with BT for many years now to ensure that it can deliver this service at its