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Network Improvements

A massive network upgrade is currently underway which will improve not only reliability but also the potential for future services.

Local exchanges are being migrated onto the TalkTalk Technology^* network. To date around 700 exchanges have been migrated onto the network which utilises new optical equipment and means no more relying on third party carriers and suppliers. Another key benefit of this upgrade a ten-fold increase to Gigabit capacity over the network.

The upgrade programme will complete at the end of 2010. Current Gigabit network enabled exchanges and planned completion dates can be found list on our TalkTalk Exchange Status page on the Service Dashboard.

Key Facts:

• TalkTalk Technology has designed and built the only fully-operational, large scale Next Generation Network in the UK, carrying voice and data traffic over a single infrastructure and are recognised as an industry leader in the field of telecommunications.
• They have unbundled the largest number of local exchanges in the UK (over 1700) equivalent to 85% coverage of the UK population. And 79% of our broadband customers are now on the TalkTalk Group network.
• They carry over 2.5 billion voice minutes across the network every month and over 100Gb/s of internet traffic run over the network, at peak times.

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