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Germany, switching on to fibre
News The German broadband market is currently focused on an aggressive transition from older Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) infrastructure to high-speed fibre optic services. This transition is being driven by a combination of commercial necessity and increasing regulatory demand for transparency. Vodafone Germany is taking commercial action to actively encourage this technology shift. The company has launched a new set of aggressive fibre tariff…
Vodafone Germany drops cost of fibre broadband to encourage switch from DSL
There will be a new set of tariffs from 26 October – Germany is Vodafone’s biggest market but in recent years has been a drag on the group’s performance Vodafone is launching new offers to encourage the switch from DSL to faster broadband, which the country’s Digital Ministry is prioritising. Recently, Vodafone dropped the cost of its Giga CableMax offer to under €50 a month, and from 26 October will reduce tariffs for fibre broadband, or increa…
Consumers find it difficult to switch to fiber optic. Telekom has slightly increased prices for fast internet, which Vodafone plans to do.
Vodafone is upping the ante with its fiber optic plans. Starting October 26, there will not only be increased speeds on all plans, but also lower prices on the top offer. The entry-level GigaZuhause 150 Fiber plan now delivers 150 Mbps instead of 100 Mbps, and upload speeds are... Read the article: New fiber optic plans at Vodafone You can support us with every purchase you make through Amazon. Your price remains the same, and we receive a small…
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