Manchester – Next Generation Digital City

Manchester has long been seen as an innovative city, positioned at the forefront of technology and culture in the UK. Once again it will be leading the way in 2010 as it starts to roll out fibre networks and advanced wireless technology. Areas like the Corridor and east Manchester's Sharp Project will deliver superfast broadband, allowing businesses to operate more efficiently, develop new and innovative business models and create applications that are only possible with fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) technology. Not only will this provide a competitve advantage for Manchester's businesses, it will help to attract future investment to the city and encourage growth in the digital and technology sectors. Read More

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