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Boris Johnson who is one of the candidates for the leadership roll in the Conservative Party and thus Prime Minister is pledging that full fibre will be available to every home by 2025.
TrueSpeed has completed a small pilot of a 10 Gbps residential service and now plans to launch a product later in the year.
Zen Internet has tweaked the pricing of its FTTP based products.
Ofcom has set the launch date for the USO so that BT and KCOM will start receiving requests for the safety net service.
The R100 project in Scotland that is meant to delivery superfast broadband to all the premises that currently don't have it has had a series of delays and with contract signing not expected for another 6 months it seems impossible to finish by the en..
Andrew Ferguson, editor of thinkbroadband.com awarded an OBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.
The footprint we know about for full fibre provider TrueSpeed continues to expand with the network passing over 5,000 premises.
With just over four weeks to go it is time to nominate who the ISPA Council should consider for the awards Internet Hero and Internet Villain on 11th July 2019.
The average speeds on the FTTC products from TalkTalk have increased from 36 to 38 Mbps and 63 to 67 Mbps.
Another month has passed and the full fibre coverage of the UK has risen by another 0.4 percentage points.
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