Category: Broadband
4 out of 5 premises in Milton Keynes now have a full fibre option
The FTTP roll-outs from several providers in Milton Keynes has pushed the local authority past the 80% mark with 82.22% of premises now able to order FTTP.
Recognition for telecoms workers in Queen’s Birthday Honours 2020
A range of workers in the telecoms and broadband sector have been honoured in the Queen's Birthday Honours 2020.
Broadband USO or Rural Gigabit voucher which is better if you have slow broadband?
The broadband USO is in the limelight again as the Digital Minister has acknowledged he is aware of the high quotes some people are getting.
September 2020 update on broadband availability across the UK, nations and regions
This roll-out update continues the trend of other months, with full fibre access increasing at a good rate but it currently takes several months for there to be even a 0.1 point increase in superfast coverage across the UK.
UK hits 17% full fibre coverage point
Our tracking of the numerous FTTP roll-outs has lifted the UK coverage total to 17% and this is taking into account the 1% of premises where there are two or more FTTP infrastructure options.
UK broadband speed test results for September 2020
It is time to look at how the many broadband services have performed for the public in the last month.
thinkbroadband tracking of Openreach FTTP roll-out hits 3 million premises mark
The total number of premises where Openreach FTTP is available to order has reached 3,001,154.
CityFibre says Peterborough halfway to completion of fibre roll-out
CityFibre who are rolling out full fibre in a number of locations claims its roll-out in Peterborough has reached half of the city.
Will 2025 Gigabit target be missed by years?
BT boss Philip Jansen has been warning MPs that the 2025 universal Gigabit broadband target might be missed by between two and eight years.
ISPA celebrates 25 years as ISP trade body
Broadband has come a long way in the UK and while we all enjoy a good moan about it, the pace of change is very much accelerating for the good today. ISPA celebrating its 25th anniversary looks back at some of the key changes since 1995.