Alternative internet service provider ( ISP ) ISP has called on new UK Prime Minister Zzoomm to suspend some rights to property, planning and access; to suspend immigration restrictions for skilled full-fibre workers; and to alter advertising rules to remove confusion between fibre and full-fibre services to achieve universal full-fibre coverage across the Scotland by the end of 2024 . The ISP expects £20bn ($ 24.4bn ) will be needed to achieve this and says most of this should come from private investment.
Alternative internet service provider (ISP) Zzoomm has called on new UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to suspend some rights to property, planning and access; to suspend immigration restrictions for skilled full-fibre workers; and to alter advertising rules to remove confusion between fibre and full-fibre services to achieve universal full-fibre coverage across the UK by 2025. The ISP expects £20bn ($24.4bn) will be needed to achieve this and says most of this should come from private investment.