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Information in this presentation is subject to change Next generation services - Progress in the West Midlands - March % Up to coverage 50 Up to exchanges ADSL2+ enabled 800,000 potential end user lines enabled Up to Broadband
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Next generation services- Broadband & voice progress - March 2009
40% UK coverage
549Next generation broadband
10m end user lines enabled
Broadband
Voice
exchanges ADSL2+ enabled
100% UK city availability…
Oxford, Brighton
90% Cambridge
85% London, Exeter
75+% Reading, Southampton, Birmingham…
Voice services on 21CN64k+ End users in South Wales
2009/10 - BT plans to extend next generation broadband coverage to exchanges serving up to 55% of UK homes & businesses – subject to market demand
Information in this presentation is subject to change
Next generation services- Progress in the South West - March 2009
20%Up to
coverage
20Up to
exchanges ADSL2+ enabled
400,000potential end user lines enabled
Up to
Broadband
Information in this presentation is subject to change
Next generation services- Progress in the West Midlands - March 2009
40%Up to
coverage
50Up to
exchanges ADSL2+ enabled
800,000potential end user lines enabled
Up to
Broadband
Information in this presentation is subject to change
Next generation services- Progress in the South East - March 2009
45%Up to
coverage
85Up to
exchanges ADSL2+ enabled
1,700,000potential end user lines enabled
Up to
Broadband
Information in this presentation is subject to change
Next generation services- Progress in Scotland - March 2009
20%Up to
coverage
30Up to
exchanges ADSL2+ enabled
500,000potential end user lines enabled
Up to
Broadband
Information in this presentation is subject to change
Next generation services- Progress in Northern Ireland – March 2009
30%Up to
coverage
12Up to
exchanges ADSL2+ enabled
200,000potential end user lines enabled
Up to
Broadband
Information in this presentation is subject to change
Next generation services- Progress in the North West - March 2009
45%Up to
coverage
65Up to
exchanges ADSL2+ enabled
1,200,000potential end user lines enabled
Up to
Broadband
Information in this presentation is subject to change
Next generation services- Progress in the North East - March 2009
20%Up to
coverage
10Up to
exchanges ADSL2+ enabled
200,000potential end user lines enabled
Up to
Broadband
Information in this presentation is subject to change
Next generation services- Progress in London - March 2009
85%Up to
coverage
150Up to
exchanges ADSL2+ enabled
3,000,000potential end user lines enabled
Up to
Broadband
Information in this presentation is subject to change
Next generation services- Progress in the East of England - March 2009
30%Up to
coverage
40Up to
exchanges ADSL2+ enabled
800,000potential end user lines enabled
Up to
Broadband
Information in this presentation is subject to change
Next generation services- Progress in the East Midlands - March 2009
30%Up to
coverage
30Up to
exchanges ADSL2+ enabled
500,000potential end user lines enabled
Up to
Broadband
Information in this presentation is subject to change
Next generation services- Progress in Yorkshire & the Humber - March 2009
25%Up to
coverage
25Up to
exchanges ADSL2+ enabled
500,000potential end user lines enabled
Up to
Broadband
Information in this presentation is subject to change
Next generation services - Progress in Wales - March 2009
• Up to 16,000 potential end user lines enabled for next generation broadband
Pathfinder• ~£200m invested in key testing and trailing hub in Swansea• 64,000+ end users’ PSTN services migrated to 21CN• Volumes progressively increasing• Ongoing R&D discussions
