BT recommends fibre optic broadband to Solihull locals

Thursday, November 25th 2010
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BT recommends fibre optic broadband to Solihull locals
BT has said Solihull residents who switch to the company's fibre optic broadband service will be sure to notice the difference.

The broadband bundle provider is rolling out the technology to 11,000 properties in the area, with the work set to be complete over the coming weeks.

Regional director for the West Midlands at BT John Dovey claimed consumers who connect to the fibre broadband network will be sure to be aware of the improvement on their old connection.

"Households and businesses switching to super-fast broadband will soon be experiencing the internet as they have never experienced it before," Mr Dovey remarked.

He added many more customers in other parts of the country can look forward to being able to access the technology in the future.

In the recent publication of its financial results for the July to September period, BT revealed it is receiving more than 4,000 orders for its fibre product - known as Infinity - every day.

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