Gigabit Networks is the latest Internet Service Provider (ISP) to join FullFibre’s partner programme to deliver ultrafast, reliable internet connections via the FullFibre network.
After successfully launching its digital revolution in the cities of Derby, Coventry, Leicester, Nottingham and Wolverhampton, Gigabit have set their sights on the neighbouring towns on FullFibre’s partner network.
This new partnership is an expansion to FullFibre’s ISP partner network and follows previous new partner announcements. With their focus on the Midlands, Gigabit Networks will augment FullFibre’s national offering regionally, with more choice for residents in the region seeking a high-quality residential broadband provider.
Commenting on the new partnership, Head of Wholesale at FullFibre, Matt Baker, said “With our national network growing at pace, it is really reassuring to be partnering with Gigabit Networks, who are known for providing quality internet services.
“This addition to our rapidly growing partner programme means we can offer even more choice to residents and businesses across the Midlands and supplements our overall offering in the 86 towns we operate in”.
David Yates, co-founder of Gigabit Networks also comments, “Having recently been voted ‘Best Internet Service Provider (ISP) in the Midlands’, Gigabit Networks is on a mission to empower the region with faster internet connectivity. This new partnership with FullFibre will help us to reach this goal and reflects our shared values when it comes to transforming lives through high-quality digital services”.
FullFibre is a wholesale telecoms network provider, operating under the customer-facing brand Fibre Heroes, to connect the historically overlooked towns of the UK with an ultrafast broadband connection.
The multi-award-winning Gigabit Networks is on a mission to empower the Midlands with faster internet connectivity and become the Midlands’ full fibre ISP. They aim to empower the Midlands with faster, future-proofed, ultra-reliable internet connectivity and unlock the possibilities that come with gigabit-capable fibre broadband.