"Vodafone has launched 5G Broadband, bringing high-speed connectivity via its 5G network to an additional 3.7 million homes and premises currently unable to access full-fibre networks. By combining 5G Broadband and its existing full-fibre footprint, Vodafone says it can now bring full-fibre-like speeds to over 26 million homes, more than any other UK provider. The offer is targeted at households who cannot currently access full-fibre - renters, students and anyone who, says Vodafone, "wants powerful connectivity with flexibility"."
"The launch reinforces the commitment made by VodafoneThree to connect every community as part of its £11bn investment programme to build out a network that can compete with the likes of BT/Openreach and Virgin Media O2. By bringing together the Vodafone and Three networks, the company said the combined 5G footprint will expand rapidly nationwide. The offer is also a result of bringing the Vodafone and Three networks together and deploying its Multi Operator Core Network (MOCN) technology in more than 10,000 sites nationwide."
"This is designed to provide users with improved coverage with higher speeds in areas where it wasn't previously available. The enhanced coverage will also enable Vodafone 5G Broadband to reach 3.7 million more homes where there is currently no full-fibre. This complements Vodafone's existing full-fibre footprint of 23.2 million homes - the largest of any UK provider."
"With the service, customers can enjoy speeds from 50Mpbs to up to 150Mbps - 3x faster than a typical part-fibre connection - and unlimited data on every plan. For homes where the outdoor 5G signal is stronger than indoors, Vodafone assured that it would soon launch an outdoor hub to provide an extra boost. The outdoor hub will require self-installation outside the property,"
Vodafone launched 5G Broadband using its 5G network to add high-speed connectivity for 3.7 million homes and premises that cannot access full-fibre networks. Vodafone combines 5G Broadband with its existing full-fibre footprint to provide full-fibre-like speeds to over 26 million homes, more than any other UK provider. The service targets renters, students, and households seeking powerful connectivity with flexibility. The rollout builds on VodafoneThree’s £11bn investment programme and the combined Vodafone and Three networks, supported by Multi Operator Core Network (MOCN) technology deployed in more than 10,000 sites. Customers can receive speeds from 50Mbps up to 150Mbps with unlimited data on every plan, and Vodafone plans an outdoor hub for stronger outdoor signal areas.
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