These two new partners join existing partners IDNet, Zybre, Air Broadband, BeFibre, Merula, Redline, and Squirrel.
James Warner, CSO, FullFibre, explained, “We are really pleased to be working with these new partners, all of whom bring more choice to customers looking to connect to the FullFibre network. A big part of our ethos at FullFibre is to level the digital landscape across the UK.
“By securing a futureproof full fibre internet connection in our regions for decades to come, and doing so with a range of ISP partners to choose from, we are creating both more choice and opportunity in these overlooked areas.”
The wholesale network provider is currently working to connect its telecoms network to more than 80 market towns across 11 counties in the UK. To support its progress, the business has seen its headcount increase by 61 per cent in 2022 as it looks to connect underserved areas in the UK.
Oliver Helm, the company’s CEO (pictured), added, “Bringing on new partners is just one aspect of our growth this year, as we work to connect the hard-to-reach towns and villages typically over-looked by larger providers. I am wholly proud of the work we have been doing here at FullFibre, and I am really looking forward to further successes in 2023 as we continue to build at pace.”