Telkom announced that its fibre-to-the-home business, Openserve, has increased the number of homes connected by 19.5%, bringing its overall connection rate to just below 50%.Because of the 19.5% increase in homes connected or growth from 590,527 to 615,430 homes since March, Openserve’s connection rate now sits at 49%.It is a measure of how economically feasible an FNO’s rollouts were and how successful it and its ISP partners were at convincing potential customers to buy a fibre service.
The latter is arguably the better way to measure this number because it provides a more accurate view of the connectivity ratio. Because of Openserve’s increase in homes connected, the FNO saw a 33% increase in data consumption to 681 petabytes or 681,000 terabytes. Herotel, MetroFibre, Octotel, Vodacom, and Zoom Fibre provided feedback. Openserve’s latest data has been added.
MetroFibre extended its coverage to about 15,800 households, a 3.15% increase over the start of the year.“Our focus is also on driving the connectivity ratio,” MetroFibre said.
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