Lately Virgin Fibrathe new company created by Virgin, said it had exclusively chosen the rete Open Fiber to make its debut in the Italian optical fiber market. The two companies have in fact signed a partnership agreement for the marketing of Virgin Fiber connectivity services on the entirely in FTTH optical fiber of Open Fiber, available in average e large Italian cities it’s us common areas of the white areas. Let’s find out all the details together.
Partnership between Open Fiber and Virgin Fiber announced
Virgin Fibra it adds to the over 300 Open Fiber partner operatorsboth national and international, which develop digital services on rete ultrabroadband of the company. Thanks to a product portfolio which quickly allows the entry of new players and alatest generation infrastructure open to all operators, Open Fiber confirms its vocation as a “nervous system” on which the digitization of the country can be developed.
There will therefore be numerous innovative services for citizens, businesses and public administrations. Regarding the partnership, Mario Rossetti, CEO of Open Fiber, stated that the company is thrilled that Virgin Fiber, a brand of the Virgin group, has chosen Open Fiber as a partner for its entry into the Italian market. Rossetti then added:
“This is a choice that confirms not only the technological excellence of the FTTH network, but also the validity of our wholesale-only business model. With a neutral infrastructure open to all operators, the conditions are created for the development of increasingly innovative services also by new players “.
Open Fiber is a company that was born with the aim of creating an ultra-broadband network infrastructure fiber optic (FTTH) across the country. Its purpose is in fact that of guarantee coverage of the main Italian cities and the connection of rural areas through an ultrabroadband fiber network, providing increasingly advanced services and functions for citizens, businesses and the PA.
For more information you can consult the official site.
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