Other telecom companies and information technology businesses want further analysis carried out before a decision is made on whether to back a commercial venture with a public cash injection.
The chief executive of Cable & Wireless in Jersey, Graham Hughes, said: ‘Before the States make a decision to invest, there needs to be open and honest engagement on the merits of the JT project.’
The other operators have also raised questions about the viability of the JT Gigabit Isles project, which when complete will mean Island homes will enjoy the world’s fastest fibre broadband connections.
