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- The document discusses Virgin Media's large fiber optic network across the UK and their investments in broadband and mobile infrastructure. It notes they carry over 50% of the country's mobile traffic. - It then discusses challenges mobile operators face with changing technologies and rising costs, and how traditional thinking will not address these issues. New solutions around multi-supplier networks and flexible deployment options are needed. - The document argues that access networks are still a bottleneck and backhaul transformation is required, involving both technology changes and new business models focused on reducing total costs through balanced, multi-supplier solutions.
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