MOBILE phone company Three has spent more than £3 million upgrading phone masts and wires across Glasgow to launch its new ultrafast network.
MOBILE phone company Three has spent more than £3 million upgrading phone masts and wires across Glasgow to launch its new ultrafast network.
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Greig Cameron Business Editor
The service went live in the city yesterday with 77% coverage expected by the end of the year and 95% by April.
Three said it had invested around £3.4m improving technology at the top of mobile phone masts around the city and installing ethernet cables to allow faster connections once signals have been picked up.
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