16.10.2023
Netgem powers new internet TV service for UK altnet Brsk
UK fibre altnet Brsk is launching a new co-branded TV service, powered by Netgem. The new 'Better TV' service will offer a range of free and premium streaming content to customers.
Source: (https://www.telecompaper.com/news/netgem-powers-new-internet-tv-service-for-uk-altnet-brsk--1479170)
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About Brsk:
(19 September 2023) Launched in 2020, Brsk has 250,000 ready-for-service homes passed, 14,000 customer connections, and a build rate of 25,000 premises per month. The network was first deployed in West Yorkshire in 2021 and has expanded to urban areas in Manchester, Lancashire, and the West Midlands.
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Community Fibre (also a Netgem TV client) passes 1 million homes with full fibre @ July 25, 2023
RépondreSupprimerCommunity Fibre has plans to reach around 2.2 million homes by the end of 2024, with a large focus on this being in London.
Source:
https://www.thinkbroadband.com/news/9642-community-fibre-passes-1-milli on-homes-with-full-fibre
Lire:
RépondreSupprimerhttps://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2023/10/broadband-isp-brsk-to-launch-netgem-powered-pay-tv-service.html#respond
25/10/2023
RépondreSupprimerbrsk partners with Netgem TV to enhance fibre proposition
https://fibreprovider.net/news/brsk-partners-netgem-tv-enhance-fibre-proposition#
(10/11/2023)
RépondreSupprimer👉 2 new awards for Brsk :
⭐ Best Customer Experience
⭐ Best Infrastructure with Fewer than 250,00 Premises
Source:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/darren-paul-telecoms_think-weve-made-it-lohan-our-15-minutes-activity-7121134210773311488-8HXU?trk=public_profile_like_view
Mar 2nd, 2024
RépondreSupprimerBrsk Grow UK Full Fibre Broadband Cover to 450,000 Premises
Network builder and ISP Brsk, which is deploying a gigabit speed Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) broadband network across the Midlands of England and beyond (rollout plan), have informed ISPreview that their coverage has grown to pass 450,000 homes (up from 358,000 on 10th Nov 2023). Customer take-up has also increased.
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In addition, brsk informed us that they’re now home to a total of 28,000 customers, which is an impressive doubling of the 14,000 they reported on 21st Aug 2023. Otherwise, the operator’s long-term aim is to pass 1 million homes by 2026.
source:
https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2024/03/brsk-grow-uk-full-fibre-broadband-cover-to-450000-premises.html
(Apr 30th, 2024)
RépondreSupprimer"Brsk Builds Full Fibre Broadband Cover to 👉 500,000 UK Homes 😀
(up from 450,000 on 2nd March 2024)
Some 28,000 customers (1st Mar 2024) already use the service."
SOURCE:
https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2024/04/brsk-builds-full-fibre-broadband-cover-to-500000-uk-homes.html
Some Brsk 28,000 customers (1st Mar 2024) already use the service, which has so far covered 552,000 premises passed (536,000 as Ready for Service).
RépondreSupprimerSource: https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2024/06/brsk-extend-fttp-broadband-build-to-2-north-west-england-towns.html
Jun 15th, 2024
RépondreSupprimer"Brsk and Netomnia Agree Large UK Full Fibre Broadband Merger"
"...Brsk is currently the smallest of the pair and have, thus far, been fuelled by an investment of at least £259m (mostly via Advencap and the Ares Management Corp), which has enabled them to cover 552,000 premises (536,000 Ready for Service) in England.
The operator sells packages to consumers under the same brand (they have 41,200 customers) and, until today, were aiming to pass => 1 million homes by 2026."
Source:
https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2024/06/brsk-and-netomnia-agree-large-uk-full-fibre-broadband-merger.html
Jun 15th, 2024
RépondreSupprimer"Brsk and Netomnia Agree Large UK Full Fibre Broadband Merger"
===> "The newly merged group will thus have a combined network footprint of
👉 1.5 million premises (RFS) and a
👉 customer base of 140,000 immediately post-merger,
👉 with a target of reaching 3 million premises (coverage) by the end of 2025."
Source:
https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2024/06/brsk-and-netomnia-agree-large-uk-full-fibre-broadband-merger.html