NETOMNIA TO BOOST NETWORK CONNECTIVITY UK’S BRISTOL AND WREXHAM

UK fiber broadband operator, Netomnia, is announcing the setting up of its full fiber multi-gigabit network in Bristol, Wrexham, and adjoining communities. Netomnia’s plan is to invest in these areas to increase seamless access to its fiber broadband services.

A media release states that works have begun in the suburbs of Bristol and Wrexham, with other communities to follow in the process. The company is targeting 159,000 premises for Bristol and 40,000 premises for Wrexham to provide an unwavering, accelerated broadband speed to its network of users among other benefits.

Netomnia continues to expand its full fiber infrastructure across 50 exchange areas in England, Scotland, and Wales, with a planned initial rollout in Northern Ireland. This will connect all four countries in the UK to their network. The company has also partnered with other networks to enable quick distribution.

Chief Executive Officer at Netomnia, Jeremy Chelot says, “We are passionate about providing access to fast and reliable broadband to attract further talent to the local area, enable businesses to work more effectively, and provide more ways for people to communicate with ease.”

Furthermore, he states that their full fiber services will increase connection speeds as it presents reliability in access.  He also states that the expansion will be of benefit to future generations. A sum of over £400 million has been acquired by Netomnia and ISP, YouFibre in undertaking this expansion project.