NBN Huawei supports decision for open wholesale access

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‘Huawei fully supports the government’s decision for an open wholesale access network,’ he said.

The open-access model proposed for the NBN means internet service providers and other players in the sector will avoid the problem of the current regime, which sees many companies at a disadvantage because of Telstra’s near-monopoly of the infrastructure.

via Telstra BigPond

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