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Telecom company Delta also provides services via Open Dutch Fiber network

Telecom company Delta also provides services via Open Dutch Fiber network

Telecom provider Delta has announced it will begin offering its services via the fiber-optic network owned by Open Dutch Fiber. This marks the first time Delta has expanded its service delivery through a third-party network infrastructure.

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