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AllPoints Fibre Networks (APFN) and Daisy Communications have announced a long-term strategic partnership to improve national full fibre services through APFN’s wholesale platform, aquila
Under the agreement, Daisy Communications will use the aquila platform, gaining access to a nationwide, full-fibre-only network. This will enable Daisy to deliver high-speed connectivity to millions of premises via a single API-first platform, streamlining operations and expanding its reach across the UK.
As part of the partnership, Daisy will also acquire APFN’s B2B direct customer base, which was previously managed under the Giganet brand. The move will see these customers transitioned to Daisy Communications while maintaining their existing service levels and in-contract pricing, ensuring a seamless migration process.
Both companies have confirmed that the transition is effective immediately, with all affected customers already informed of the changes.
“The Daisy deal represents another big milestone for APFN. Daisy now has access to the largest full fibre wholesale offering in the UK which will benefit the loyal customers who have supported us to date,” said Jarlath Finnegan, Group CEO of AllPoints Fibre Networks, in a press release.
“We’re delighted to have signed a deal with AFPN to bring the UK’s largest full fibre wholesale offering to our customers. We’re also pleased to welcome several customers into Daisy as part of our deal and we’re looking forward to working alongside them to keep Britain working,” echoed Dave McGinn, CEO of Daisy Communications.
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