Australian fixed line incumbent Telstra will finally start selling retail fixed voice and broadband services over the National Broadband Network (NBN) after reaching a deal with the public-private company overseeing the construction and management of the network, NBN Co. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, the agreement between Telstra and NBN Co comes as the former awaits approval from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) for its revised structural separation undertaking (SSU), which, as previously reported by CommsUpdate, was resubmitted last week. Once the SSU is given the go-ahead Telstra and NBN Co will be able to finalise a deal valued at around AUD11 billion (USD11.78 billion) under which the incumbent will migrate all of its existing customers to the in-development NBN.
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OVETEL Telstra inks deal to offer retail services over NBN
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