1310 Limited is easiest to understand as a local-control wager in a UK market that is rapidly filling with larger fibre networks, wholesale access products and cloud-managed substitutes. Its public materials describe a provider that works close to the customer, places equipment in local BT exchanges, uses its own fibre where available and falls back on Openreach for the final line where needed; the economic question is whether that extra control can earn enough revenue, reliability premium and customer loyalty to cover the capital, supplier and operating burden that comes with running a real network.
