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Ten of the Largest UK Broadband and Connectivity Providers Agree Climate Goals

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The Digital Connectivity Forum (DCF), which is an industry think-tank for the Government, has today announced that ten of the largest UK broadband and connectivity players (Openreach, Sky etc.) have agreed to sign letters encouraging their suppliers to adopt voluntary minimum standards as part of their effort to reach climate goals. The announcement follows last year’s publication of DCF’s latest State of the Industry Report (here), which among …
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Ten of the Largest UK Broadband and Connectivity Providers Agree Climate Goals

The Digital Connectivity Forum (DCF), which is an industry think-tank for the Government, has today announced that ten of the largest UK broadband and connectivity players (Openreach, Sky etc.) have agreed to sign letters encouraging their suppliers to adopt voluntary minimum standards as part of their effort to reach climate goals. The announcement follows last year’s publication of DCF’s latest State of the Industry Report (here), which among …

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