Phase One of Cardiff’s full fibre broadband rollout is now live
ClearFibre, part of the Telcom Group, is excited to announce the successful completion of the first phase of its project to deliver hyperfast full fibre broadband internet to the people of Cardiff. Construction on phase two of the project, which will add more residences and businesses to ClearFibre’s growing coverage area, has already begun.
Homes and businesses throughout the city are being upgraded with access to full fibre broadband speeds of up to 1Gbps. That means uninterrupted streaming of TV and movies, multiplayer online gaming with no lag or disconnections, and crystal clear video calls with friends and family. Over 40% of Britons work from home either full or part time. High quality internet connectivity ensures you can work from anywhere, attend virtual meetings, and download or upload large files quickly. With speeds of up to 1Gbps broadband, ClearFibre customers can work, watch, play, and socialise online hassle-free. Most importantly, ClearFibre knows that fast internet is a necessity, not a luxury. That’s why its hyperfast broadband is priced competitively, and why there will be a social tariff available to support local residents in need with discounted rates and terms.
Visit ClearFibre’s website and enter your postcode to find out if you’re covered by ClearFibre’s network.
To make it easier to switch from your existing broadband provider to ClearFibre, residents and businesses with less than 9 months left on their contract can get access to ClearFibre for free until the end of their contract. Connectivity plans will be available at speeds of up to 250Mbps, 500Mbps, and 1Gbps.
ClearFibre knows that businesses of all sizes need fast, reliable internet to grow and thrive, whether you’re using cloud-based applications, video conferencing, or taking card payments.
Chris Baldock, Executive Chairman at ClearFibre, commented: “We are proud to be a part of this city-wide project, delivered by Cardiff Council and funded by the Welsh Government, that is currently underway to build a network for Cardiff that serves premises currently suffering from poor broadband service. ClearFibre was selected by Cardiff Council to supply residents and businesses across the with hyperfast gigabit connectivity in under-served areas.
By bringing fast, reliable connections to parts of Cardiff that have historically suffered from slow, unstable internet, we’re helping bridge the gap between those being well served, and those being left behind. ClearFibre believes that access to hyperfast internet is a fundamental human right and this project will bring new businesses and people to the city and boost the local economy,” Baldock added.
ClearFibre’s mission is to “connect for good.” Baldock comments: “This means we’re dedicated to improving the quality of broadband access across the UK, helping our communities come together and thrive online with fast, reliable, and future-proofed connectivity. As part of our mission, we are bringing five free Community Connections to community centres throughout the city in order to provide free, fast wireless internet to these vital public spaces that plan an important role in upholding and bringing the people of Cardiff together. Pentrebane Community Centre, Trelai Community Pavilion, Pontprennau Community Church, Old St. Mellons Community Council, and The Beacon Centre will be upgraded to full fibre network connectivity with the necessary speed and capacity to future-proof the network for generations to come.”
Baldock adds: “At ClearFibre, we understand the importance of dependable high speed internet, which is why we are honoured to have been selected by Cardiff Council to complete both stages of this hyperfast broadband network buildout. By bringing 1Gbps internet to homes and businesses stuck on the wrong side of the digital divide, we look forward to helping Cardiff and its communities prosper and grow.”
About Telcom Group
Telcom Group provides full fibre internet connectivity to homes, businesses, channel partners and commercial landlords across the UK. We believe the internet is a basic human right and a key catalyst for economic growth, technological innovation and empowerment.