Portsmouth-based toob, which attracted investment of £75m in March, is commencing the rollout of its 900 Mbps capability FTTH broadband network in Southampton despite Virgin Media trying to keep the company out of the city. The new fibre optic cable will be installed on a site next door to the existing BT network, and it has been designed by British firm Arup.
Portsmouth-based toob, which attracted investment of £75m in March, is commencing the rollout of its 900 Mbps capability FTTH broadband network in Southampton despite Virgin Media trying to keep the company out of the city. The ISP, which was founded by several former Vodafone directors, plans to expand its network to reach more than one million homes and business premises mainly in the south of England over the next 10 years.