17 July 2026 By PXC

PXC Named Best Wholesale Connectivity Provider at the Comms Business Awards 2026

Award recognises PXC's role in driving partner growth, automation and full fibre adoption across the channel

PXC has been named Best Wholesale Connectivity Provider at the Comms Business Awards 2026, recognising the company's commitment to helping partners grow through simplified access to connectivity, market-leading automation and a broad choice of network services.

The award celebrates wholesale connectivity providers that are making a significant impact across the channel, supporting partners with innovative services, next-generation network adoption and long-term growth.

The judges commended PXC for the clear value it is delivering to partners, highlighting strong customer case studies and measurable business outcomes. A particular focus was PXC's success in increasing full fibre adoption across its partner base from 64% to 79% between March and December 2025, demonstrating the company's role in accelerating the industry's transition to future-ready connectivity.

Throughout 2025, PXC continued to invest in its wholesale platform, 1Portal, bringing together connectivity services from Openreach and eight alternative networks into a single, automated experience. The platform enables partners to access broadband, ethernet, voice, cloud and security services through one onboarding journey and operational environment, helping reduce complexity and improve efficiency.

The judges also recognised the impact of PXC's automation-first approach. Today, more than 96% of FTTP orders are processed with zero-touch provisioning, with orders taking less than two minutes to provision, helping partners reduce operational overheads and scale more effectively.

The award follows another year of significant investment in PXC's partner experience and wholesale capabilities, reinforcing the company's position as a trusted partner for channel businesses looking to scale, innovate and compete in an increasingly complex connectivity market.

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