Openreach is the UK's largest digital network business, responsible for maintaining and building the broadband infrastructure used by millions of homes and businesses.
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Netomnia Limited is a telecommunications and full fibre infrastructure company registered and headquartered in London, United Kingdom, providing high-speed fiber broadband networks.
Virgin Media O2 provides telecommunications services, offering fixed-line fibre broadband, home phone packages, and mobile plans to consumers and businesses. The company bundles its broadband and mobile services together, providing features such as speed boosts, Wi-Fi guarantees, and doubled mobile data allowances.
EE is a mobile network operator and internet service provider that functions as a consumer division of the BT Group. It operates the largest and fastest mobile network in the United Kingdom.
Zen Internet is a UK-based telecommunications and hosting company that provides full-fibre broadband, digital phone services, WiFi boosters, and domain hosting. It serves residential households, businesses, and enterprise partners.
Fibrus Networks GB Limited is a telecommunications company incorporated in England that provides customer service and network deployment with teams working across various UK locations.
Virgin Media Business provides broadband, mobile, and cloud communication services to small, medium, and enterprise businesses as well as the public sector in the United Kingdom.
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