UK service provider Entanet participates in BT's first 21CN broadband trial

September 14, 2007

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TELFORD, U.K. -- Leading voice and data communications provider (CP) Entanet has been selected as the only non-BT company to participate in BT’s first 21CN broadband trial. The other CPs involved includes BT Wholesale and BT Retail. The announcement from BT of the trial participants demonstrates Entanet’s prominence in the UK communications market and marks its commitment to 21CN.

Commenting on the announcement, Entanet’s Chief Operations Officer James Blessing said: "To be selected as one of the three trialists is very exciting news for us. We’ve been extremely proactive in BT’s 21CN industry working group consultations. This involvement will provide us first with hand experience of its implementation and testing as well as a significant insight into the network's performance from an end user experience perspective and will help us accelerate our own product development."

The trial will start on 01 November 2007 from one of BT’s Birmingham exchanges before expanding to ten exchanges by January 2008, after which other CPs will be joining the trials. Steve Lalonde, Chief Technical Officer at Entanet, said: "We'll be making financial, time and resource investments in our network to participate in the trial, which will give us a critical edge in planning ahead for our network as 21CN is rolled out. The experience and knowledge we’re going to gain is invaluable."

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