BT has chalked out plan that continues to talk of the fibre optic broadband connectivity.

It is believed that BT actually will put things in motion as soon as the company releases its end of year results. The current proposal states that it will help connect around forty per cent population, or ten million, households and small businesses to superfast broadband by the middle of 2012, at an estimated cost of around £1.5 million.

This plan seems to have become redundant as the new plans aims of connecting sixty six per cent of UK homes and small businesses to the superfast fibre optic broadband.

However, every plan of action leaves a few stray marks, so as this proclamation does. It will cover all the accessible points leaving behind areas which are either inwardly located or difficult to reach.