O2 / Be Unlimited
| General information | |
|---|---|
| Provider name | O2 / Be Unlimited |
| Exchanges | Enabled 1,253 | Pending 0 |
| Premises covered by enabled exchanges1 | |
|---|---|
| Within 1000m | 3,754,853.00 (20.75%) |
| Within 2000m | 9,996,844.00 (55.23%) |
| Within 5000m | 17,681,516.00 (97.69%) |
| Average premises per exchange | 14,468 |
| Serves (approx) | 18,099,008 total premises |
| Exchange coverage by region | ||
|---|---|---|
| Enabled exchanges | 1,253 (100%) | |
| South East | 217 (17.32%) | list |
| North West | 175 (13.97%) | list |
| London | 141 (11.25%) | list |
| Scotland | 122 (9.74%) | list |
| West Midlands | 110 (8.78%) | list |
| Yorkshire & Humberside | 99 (7.90%) | list |
| East | 98 (7.82%) | list |
| East Midlands | 81 (6.46%) | list |
| South West | 79 (6.30%) | list |
| North East | 63 (5.03%) | list |
| Northern Ireland | 35 (2.79%) | list |
| Wales | 33 (2.63%) | list |
Notes & data source information
Be Unlimited caused a stir in 2005 by launching the UK's fastest broadband - a 24Mbps ADSL2+ product. In 2006 Be were acquired by O2. Since then Be's LLU network has grown considerably, and O2 launched their broadband product on the back of the Be network in Autumn 2007.Be/O2 very kindly provide the site with daily updates of their unbundled exchanges list.
NOTE: This information pertains only to the LLU (Local Loop Unbundling) activities of O2 / Be Unlimited. The provider may also offer broadband services using other technologies (most commonly BT Wholesale ADSL services), but this is not included on this page.
- Based upon implied line length, which is calculated by taking the straight line distance from the exchange to the premises and then multiplying by 1.4
- Coverage maps are regenerated automatically at least once per week