London telco to run fibre through sewer network

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London telco to run fibre through sewer network
It's not just waste water that's coursing through London's sewers – soon broadband could be too. Telco SSE Enterprise Telecoms has decided to take broadband underground, signing an agreement with Thames Water that allows it to run fibre optic cables through the capital's sewer network. It ...

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