Superfast wireless in Lincolnshire
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Neil J Tucker gave a presentation about AB Internet, a Lincolnshire-based internet service provider that specializes in delivering superfast broadband in rural areas using fixed wireless access. AB Internet successfully completed an East Lincolnshire Wireless Pilot project to bring high-speed broadband to over 12,500 premises in the area for £300,000, coming in under budget and reaching more homes than originally planned. Lessons from the project emphasized engaging with planning authorities, offering different service tiers, and making customer connections affordable.
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- 2. • Lincoln based Internet Service Provider with a national presence. • 50+ areas and communities across the most remote parts of Wales, England and Scotland • Delivering residential and small business broadband from 2Mb up to 50Mb from £14.99 per month • Specialising in the delivery of Superfast Broadband in a rural environment; primarily via fixed wireless access on a Multi vendor platform. • Deliver fibre and copper services from over 3,000 exchanges. • Unique software and network management capability. AB Internet…AB Internet…
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