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BT one step closer to launching Openworld service

By Pia Heikkila

Published: 19 May 2000 11:37 BST

BT has signed an agreement with Network Appliance to power its broadband, streaming media and ASP services.

The agreement is part of BT's Openworld consumer broadband Internet services, which go live in July.

Using high-speed Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) access technology, the service will also feature consumer and small business content as well as personalisation facilities.

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