2. Copper is dead ?
Policy momentum is supportive of full
fibre and 5G
Government’s ambition:
“10m FTTP premises by 2025”
“A clear path to national FTTP
coverage over the next decade”
Industry FTTP ‘pledges’ already ~20m
premises
4. • 42 cities today
• Target to reach 100 towns & cities
• £200m equity raise – July 2017
• Expand to 50 cities
• Commence FTTH rollout in 2018
• FTTT infrastructure for 4G/5G
• Entanet acquisition – August 2017
• Serving 1,500 CPs and resellers
• Creating the leading wholesale only infrastructure
and wholesale services provider
• Vodafone FTTH partnership – November 2017
• FTTP rollout to 5.0m premises by 2025
• Construction starts in 2018, first phase 1.0m
homes across 12 cities
CityFibre’s Progress
6. Purpose build full fibre spine infrastructure
‘Well Planned City’ methodology - capacity for ubiquitous FTTP and 5G
Strong local authority relationships
Full-Fibre Spines in 100 Towns and Cities
Edinburgh Example:
150km of full fibre
spine infrastructure
Built in 9 months
Connects 324 public
sector sites, including
137 schools
Able to serve 7,000
businesses today
Potential to serve
17,000 businesses
Designed for expansion
to fibre to the home
(FTTH)
Fibre infrastructure for
4G and 5G mobile
7. Full fibre FTTP to homes and SMEs
5.0m premises passed by 2025 – 50% of Government’s target
Wholesale only - ‘neutral host’ passive fibre infrastructure model
Expanding to FTTP
York Trial:
Proved deployment
model and economics
Uses CityFibre’s full
fibre spine networks
Penetration exceeded
30% after 18 months
Commercial Rollout:
Anchored by Vodafone
Construction
commences 2018
1.0m premises in first
phase – 12 cities
5.0m premises by 2025
8. Natural synergies – 5G wireless overlay of FTTP infrastructure
Exploiting strong economies of scope and scale – ubiquitous fibre backhaul
Providing Fibre to 5G Small Cells
10. Supporting Local Initiatives
• Policy momentum is supportive of full fibre and 5G
• DCMS LFFN: Encouraging local authorities to support full-fibre
• Full fibre spines FTTP & 5G
• Public sector anchor tenancy & demand aggregation
• Use of public sector assets
• Gigabit connection vouchers
• CityFibre: considerable experience in building the UK’s Gigabit Cities