BT Group's has published a review on the state of the broadband market, detailing BT Group's progress in delivering wholesale services to areas with limited competition. The report shows significant dilution of Ofcom ’s dominance of the market, where 100% of premises now have access to WLR+GEA other operators. On the basis of TalkTalk’s submissions to us we recognise that it only offers broadband services to retail customers that it can serve using MPF LLU, in other words, where it has unbundled the copper exchange. However it also stated that progress in the FTTP market still does not seem warrant even being taken into consideration. Given the time taken to complete such a detailed review, it is likely that different conclusions might be drawn given the growth of GEA-FTTP in areas such as rural VDSL2 .
BT Group's has published a review on the state of the broadband market, detailing BT Group's progress in delivering wholesale services to areas with limited competition. The report shows significant dilution of Ofcom ’s dominance of the market, where 100% of premises now have access to WLR+GEA other operators. However it also stated that progress in the FTTP market still does not seem warrant even being taken into consideration. Given the time taken to complete such a detailed review, it is likely that different conclusions might be drawn given the growth of GEA-FTTP in areas such as rural VDSL2 .