This is however not the end for Sentech in the broadband market. The company said previously that in addition to their core business of broadcasting signal distribution, it will concentrate on offering a wholesale broadband network as a common platform for all service providers.
I actually think that will be a good idea. At least give the smaller ISP's something to get a foot in the door with. I am sure the big resellers would also be interested and I would not be surprised if they made the proposal.
Since they have the licence, a good chunk of the spectrum and access to the right highsites, let them be and let the ISP's do what they do best.
The bottom line is the Sentech network that is going to waste at the moment can start becoming fully operational again and to a degree give users more options. This is good for all users and the ISP still have the opportunity to migrate the users if the wheels fall off again.
Now iBurst should do the same because if I was a reseller I would migrate my users to Sentech.
This is the next phase in competition.
It would be interesting to know if the Sentech Ip network should not strictly become part of Broadband Infraco.