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The Economy, Infrastructure and Skills Committee has released its report on broadband in Wales after evidence gathering earlier in 2017 and makes a number of recommendations for any further roll-outs.
Ofcom is firmly wearing its consumer protection hard hat today with its latest changes to the General Conditions that telephone and broadband services in the UK operate under.
Spotting and reporting about speed problems with a service provider while the issue is on-going is always difficult but we are seeing enough users with slow download speeds on PlusNet to warrant mentioning it.
Vodafone is claiming the UK's lowest price Unlimited Fibre Broadband title with its new offer of its up to 38 Mbps service for £20/m for 18 months.
The fact that urban areas are doing better for superfast broadband options is no real shock and while many will complain about rural areas being left behind the data shows that things are improving, just not fast enough for those who have not seen any imp..
The news at the weekend for 6 Gigabit full fibre pilots was exciting for a short while, but we think the reality may be very different leaving the public short changed.
The CSW project that covers Coventry, Solihull and Warwickshire has announced a new £28m deal with BT to deliver more 15,500 premises with access to superfast broadband and some 90% of these should get full fibre (FTTP) with ultrafast speeds.
Vodafone in Germany has set out a 2 billion Euro investment plan that should boost availability of Gigabit speeds and will have many in the UK worrying that this means we are slipping even further behind.
The £645 million in this latest announcement is the cumulative amount of money that is available for reinvestment in the superfast broadband roll-outs and comprises both gainshare and efficiency savings from the BDUK projects.
After a while where the Sky ADSL2+ service was its best offer, there is now a reduced monthly price and reduced setup offer running on the Sky Unlimited Fibre VDSL2/FTTC service.
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