Newly formed VodafoneThree can now offer full fibre broadband to up to 1.3 million homes across the capital following a wholesale agreement with Community Fibre.
Vodafone’s full fibre footprint currently exceeds 20 million homes and businesses. When adding Three’s Fixed Wireless Access offering with fibre-like speeds, this number grows to over 22.5 million.
Following this announcement, Vodafone will begin offering its home broadband services to Three mobile customers, allowing those who previously took Fixed Wireless Access to upgrade to full fibre broadband.
The agreement represents another significant step forward in VodafoneThree’s mission to offer 100% of UK homes and businesses fibre, or fibre like speeds.
Max Taylor (pictured), CEO VodafoneThree, said: “Through our strong network of partnerships, we’ve built the biggest full fibre footprint in the country.”
The partnership marks a major milestone in Community Fibre's growth strategy and strengthens the company’s position as a key player in the wholesale market, according to Chairman Olaf Swantee.
He said: “This deal helps cement Community Fibre’s position as the leading alternative fibre network in London.”
Vodafone joins Community Fibre’s existing roster of partners which includes CityFibre and Openreach.