More recently, VMO2 has also extended their testing of OpenRAN mobile technologies to field trials ( here), started to make their broadband services available at existing OFNL sites ( here), improved their ‘Essentials’ social tariff to be cheaper and offer 50Mbps speeds ( here) and they also claim to have launched the country’s “ Fastest WiFi Guarantee” ( here) – even though it’s not actually the fastest.įinally, the operator also appears to have shelved a proposed £3bn merger with TalkTalk ( here) and they’re considering a sale of their 50% stake in mast operator Cornerstone ( here). On top of that, they also got into a legal tussle with BT over mobile migrations ( here) and have boosted some of their broadband speeds ( here). The biggest development for VMO2 over the past quarter has been their creation of a new Joint Venture, which aims to build a wholesale focused Fibre-to-the-Premises ( FTTP / XGS-PON) broadband network to cover “ up to” 7 million additional UK homes ( here).
The latest Q3 2022 results from broadband ISP and mobile giant VMO2 ( Virgin Media and O2) has seen their fixed broadband base reach 5.63m customers (up by 19.1k in Q3 vs 16k in Q2), while their gigabit network coverage added 115,000 premises (3 million delivered via Project Lightning) and 5G is available in over 800 towns and cities.
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