Neos Networks said that, by onboarding the additional nine CityFibre cities, it aims to continue supporting businesses across the nation to access highly reliable connectivity services to support their digital agendas. It will continue to expand its network to offer a number of interconnects and wider access to its network for customers in “often overlooked regions of the UK”.
Sarah Mills, managing director for wholesale and smart infrastructure at Neos Networks, said, “Neos Networks and CityFibre have both invested substantially in UK fibre networks over the last ten years, challenging the status quo and developing a strong proposition in the market. This development of our partnership means we can now offer businesses enhanced, self-serve, last-mile capability in more locations than ever before. With business connectivity needs increasing, offering a new network alternative for multi-location businesses can help them on the path to recovery.”
Andrew Wilson, head of wholesale at CityFibre, added, “The CityFibre network is expanding rapidly and the extended partnership with Neos Networks helps to meet increased demand, providing all-important choice in the market. As a renowned disrupter in the market, establishing partnerships such as these helps us to offer our customers the best network experience possible. This relationship is a perfect fit due to our companies’ like-minded approach to tackling UK connectivity challenges and the vision towards improving the digital future of Britain.”
As of today, two additional cities are available to start quoting via Neos Networks’ LIVEQUOTE pricing portal. Cambridge and Swindon. Cheltenham, Coventry, Derby, Gloucester, Huddersfield, Peterborough and Southend will follow within the next month.