UK broadband networks may be wrongly valued by up to 20%
17-11-2022 10:00 via realwire.com

UK broadband networks may be wrongly valued by up to 20%

UK broadband providers may be inaccurately valuing their businesses by up to 20 percent because they don’t have the right oversight of their networks, leaders of the UK’s alt net sector have been told today. The industry’s typical approach to the designing, building and operating of a fibre network can result in poorer quality of data being gathered, this is because of the multiple systems that are used across the network lifecycle. The lack of...Source: RealWire
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