Category: Broadband

The lucky ten cities that will share £100m of central funding to assist in providing Europe beating broadband connectivity have been announced by the current Chancellor George Osborne.

The House of Lords Select Committee looking into the current Governments broadband plans has been listening to Peter Cochrane.

There is a key aim when public speaking, and that is to repeat a key point three times to ensure the audience gets it, perhaps this is why the 2015 broadband targets are repeated so often.

Superfast broadband has become a staple in the apartment blocks of many European cities, and Ask4 has been at the forefront of this in the UK.

NextGenUs customers are relying on the good will of KC for ongoing services currently, after NextGenUs has claimed it is unable to pay its creditors.

The Broadband 4 the Rural North project (B4RN) has today announced it will begin its community dig at the end of this month to get FTTH deployed.

The UK is set to get superfast broadband and hopefully the various local authority projects are speeding this process up. Two local authorities have missed the deadline for submitting a plan to the BDUK.

Openreach has revealed that the 4G trials that were extended until June 2012 will be replaced by a white space trial.

A small scale report by Ofcom has looked into what satellite broadband services can actually deliver with regard to web browsing, VPN's, gaming, streaming video and VoIP.

Cornwall which launched its Superfast Broadband roll-out in 2010 now has a quarter of all homes and businesses with access to superfast broadband.