Category: Broadband
ASSIA and BT agree truce in patent battle
The court battle that has been on-going for months over how parts of the BT DLM system operate appears to have been resolved.
Could new broadband levy for final 5% replace BBC licence fee
After hints that a levy was one of many things being considered in the recent Ofcom/DCMS meeting, the Treasury is dropping more hints via the FT that this is a preferred course from some circles.
Superfast broadband arrives in Rothesay
Another remote corner of Scotland is not enjoying access to fibre based broadband in the form of VDSL2 as eight cabinets have gone live for orders in the last few days.
Ofcom CEO Sharon White suggests final 5% will not be fibre based
In a meeting with the DCMS Select Committee Sharon White has set out priorities for her in her role as boss of Ofcom.
Three quarters of Cumbria has access to fibre based broadband
Cumbria hit its 75% fibre target a few weeks ago we believe, but now a local MP has made it official.
Devon and Somerset halfway towards 90% superfast broadband goal
While the fighting down in the South West over the phase 2 project continues the phase 1 roll-out is continuing to deliver and is reported to have met the half way point and our own figures suggest this is actually the case.
Wireless to provide superfast broadband for part of East Lothian
Another little corner of Scotland is set to get faster broadband as some £152,000 of funding is to benefit 250 premises in Humbie, Fala and surrounding communities.
Superfast broadband for most of the Holy Island of Lindisfarne
Another little corner of the UK has gone superfast with the Northumberland BDUK project celebrating the availability of superfast broadband on the remote island with its tidal causeway.
G.Fast NGA2 trials start in August
The excitement is building to fever pitch - well maybe for those who might be in the couple of thousand to enjoy an ultrafast connection from the trials.
BT berated for not going faster in Suffolk
This week has seen another debate on broadband in the House of Commons as MPs for Suffolk gained a window of opportunity to raise their constituents concerns.