Fibre Broadband in Huntingdon
East Anglia, United Kingdom
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Huntingdon Full Fibre Network
Connectivity
Improving connectivity for over 38,000 homes and businesses
Investment
Up to £11,400,000 will be invested to deliver the infrastructure
Live
FTTP network is now live!
We're An FTTP Network Builder
At Netomnia, we are an independent full fibre network builder. This means that we put the fibre optic cables in the ground and our partner ISP will provide you with your package.
Being separate from other networks (such as Openreach and Virgin) means that we are able to provide you with even more choice when it comes to your broadband.
You don’t have to be served by the same, slow, unresponsive broadband provider when your contract ends anymore.
What is Full Fibre Broadband
Full fibre broadband is a new type of broadband that is made of entirely fibre optic cables.
Currently, a lot of the broadband networks across the UK are made of both fibre optic cables AND copper cables. This means you aren’t receiving the fastest possible speeds!
Our ISP Partners
Because we are only the full fibre network builder (and not the internet service provider), it means that we are unable to sell you broadband.
This means that if you are looking for a new broadband package over our network, you must go through our ISP partners.
YouFibre offer incredible packages for low-costs. Their customer service is responsive and able to help you through any situation. Don’t believe us? Their 4.9 Trustpilot score speaks for itself.
VISIT YOUFIBRE HERE.
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Benefits of Full Fibre Broadband
Faster speeds – receive internet speeds that are lightning fast and that can handle all of the devices in your home, even in the peak hours.
Ultra-reliable - you won’t have to worry about seeing a flashing red light ever again.
Clearer video calls – whether you work from home, or just keep in touch with loved ones often, you can have crystal clear video and audio calls.
