Users will be able to access broadband services over a network that supports speeds of up to 10Gbps.
By Natalia ForeroAbout 76,000 homes and businesses in rural parts of Hampshire will get high-speed broadband as part a government-funded project.The first live connections are hoped for January 2024.
Hampshire County Council said it was a "substantial investment" which would "boost economic and social prosperity".
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