Category: Broadband
UK starts to register on fibre league tables
With 250,000 homes passed, this may be small but it is a start, and hopefully this will rise swiftly once the Openreach product is launched properly.
Gigaclear begin fibre-to-the-home deployment in Hambleton
Gigaclear and Rutland Telecom have begun the deployment of fibre-to-the-home in Hambleton in Rutland with the project expected to be complete with residents connecting in mid-October.
Superfast broadband should be 25Mbps or faster
It appears that the BDUK has corrected its glossary to reflect what everyone thought was the case, i.e. that superfast broadband is a service running at 25 Mbps or faster.
KC connects first homes to its fibre network
People in the Woodmansey area are among the first in the Kingston Communications area to access the firms fibre to the home and kerb products.
Slowest street in the UK? Really?
For websites looking for PR material, league tables are a gold mine, and broadband with the relative ease with which measurements can be made, though easy measurement does not always mean accurate.
Surely a mistake – superfast broadband for all?
If high-speed broadband means superfast broadband at 20Mbps and faster than it is possible the government is considering investing more money in broadband upgrades.
Rutland and Suffolk to lead superfast broadband charge
Rutland and the much larger Suffolk have been allocated funds to bring superfast broadband to them, with Rutland Telecom pursuing a total fibre solution.
Avanti and VFast awarded place on Kent Council broadband trials
Avanti the satellite service provider and VFast who have wireless coverage already in a number of parts of Kent have been chosen as providers in initial not-spot pilots in Kent. Two other firms will also be taking part in the pilot.
TalkTalk to use Agama Technologies to monitor IPTV
TalkTalk will use a system from Agama Technologies to monitor in real-time their TV over broadband service which will be based on YouView.
Orange introduce new £5 per month broadband offering
Orange, looking to be the cheapest broadband provider in the UK, have introduced a new £5 per month broadband product.