Play Fiberhost Optical Fiber Offer Quotation

In mid-October this year. Play’s network operator P4 has signed an agreement with Fiberhost (formerly Inea) to use its fully open fiber network – both built as part of its own investment and Polska Cyfrowa operating programme. Fiberthost network available Mainly in the regions of Wielkopolskie, Lubelskie and Mazowieckie In large cities as well as in many small towns.

New contract 170 stations

It has now been announced that P4 and Fiberhost are expanding their fiber optic collaboration. Thanks to the new agreement, Fiberhost It will operate another 170 operating stations located in Greater Poland.

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– P4 is a very important business partner for us, so we are pleased to expand the cooperation – admits Marta Wojciechowska, CEO of Fiberhost. – Not only ensures the ability to provide services through Play on all fiberhost’s open fiber networks, but also demonstrates that fiber supports and is an important component of the development of mobile services. We are mainly pleased that our end users are gaining more options, but are also able to use the best fixed and mobile services.

Play also in connection with the new contract Draws attention to the benefits to users. We are constantly investing in developing our network with the goal of providing the highest quality service, which is why we have decided to expand our existing partnership with Fiberhost. The fiber-optic network implemented in cooperation with our partner will significantly increase the capacity of the transmission network in Wielkopolska and, accordingly, increase the convenience of using our solutions – says Michał Ziółkowski, Member of the Board of Directors and Technical Director of Play.

In the third quarter of this year. Play revenue increased 1.7%. It amounts to 1.83 billion PLN. At the end of September, the operator had 12.32 million active users (105 thousand more than at the end of June), including 235 thousand users. using the Play Now TV service.

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