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OptiComm delivers Broadband, Telephone, Free-to-Air Television, FOXTEL and Community Wi-Fi in parks and community facilities.
Fibre-to-the-Premises has the fastest speed and the largest capacity of any communications technology. In other areas, the government is deploying copper or co-axe cable instead of fibre. In communities serviced by OptiComm, every home, business and community facility will be provided with a superfast fibre connection.
To ensure our connected communities are ready for Smart City applications that support the environment, OptiComm is deploying additional fibre infrastructure to support Smart City applications such as 5G, Wi-Fi and community infrastructure such as Smart Light Poles that will connect to the Internet of Things (IoT).
All our communications infrastructure is underground, creating visually appealing precincts without power lines, TV antennas and satellite dishes on buildings. Real time data analytics can contribute to understanding how residents and communities are interacting with the urban environment so to enable urban activation as well as contributing to knowledge for long-term urban planning.
OptiComm supports more than just data and phone services. One fibre does it all.
Oran Park became one of the first precincts released in the New South Wales Government’s South West Priority Growth Area.
Oran Park Raceway was an iconic Sydney motor racing circuit nestled in the dairy farming districts around Narellan in South Western Sydney.
The land offered outstanding potential for housing the growing city and Oran Park became one of the first precincts released in the New South Wales Government’s South West Priority Growth Area.
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