Danish utility group Norlys has opened up the fibre network in the cities of Randers and Hobro in North-East Jutland following its acquisition of the networks covering the area from Verdo earlier this year.
According to Norlys, the citizens of Randers and Hobro can now chose between up to 12 internet and TV service providers with whom Norly has agreements in place covering the fibre network covering the two cities.
“We took over the fibre network in Randers and Hobro on 1 June, and like the rest of Norlys’ fibre area, the residents of Randers and Hobro now have freedom of choice. We are happy that citizens now have more providers to choose from,” said Torben Poulsen, director of Norlys Fibernet.
Norly has also said it plans to extend the network in the area to provide additional coverage to 5,000 new homes, an uplift of around a fifth on the current coverage.
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