Netomnia, the UK’s fastest-growing wholesale fibre broadband operator, has today announced that its full fibre, multi-gigabit network is now being rolled out in Newbury, a market town in the county of Berkshire, as part of an investment of up to £10.8 million in the area.

Netomnia will provide Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) broadband infrastructure to around 36,000 premises in Newbury and the surrounding areas, delivering access to its ultrafast and reliable broadband network, helping to future-proof and diversify the local economy.

The company is currently rolling out full fibre infrastructure in over 50 exchange areas across England, Scotland and Wales and will soon be starting its first rollout in Northern Ireland, in a bid to become the first alt-net with network present in all four countries in the UK.

The company is partnering with MKJ Group to roll out its broadband infrastructure, enabling speedy deployment using cutting edge optical solutions.

Jeremy Chelot, Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Netomnia, commented: “Full fibre broadband plays a vital role in everyday life, providing much faster speeds than legacy copper networks and allowing residents and businesses to do everything they need to do online with ease. We are rapidly growing across the UK, currently building at a rate of 30,000 premises passed per month, to ensure as many people as possible have access to fast and reliable full fibre broadband.”

Along with YouFibre, an internet service provider, Netomnia has secured £418 million in funding since 2020 to support its rollout strategy and has recently announced its full fibre multi-gigabit network now passes 210,000 premises across the UK, all of which are ready for service.

Netomnia makes wholesale connectivity available to Internet Service Providers (ISPs), building the infrastructure for their broadband services. Its network supports symmetrical (equal upload and download speeds) multi-gigabit services up to 10 Gbps (10,000 Mbps) using XGS-PON technology; this means ISPs using Netomnia’s network will be able to offer their customers reliable ultrafast speeds for decades to come.