Category: Internet Service Providers
Sky in talks to sell Liberty Fibre service
The Financial Times is reporting that Sky is talking with Liberty Global about retailing a FTTP service via a new full fibre network to be built with Liberty Global.
Ultrafast G.fast partial fibre available at another 14 exchanges
The G.fast footprint continues to grow with another 14 new exchanges added to total number of exchanges areas where one or more pods are live.
Huddersfield now has live Vodafone Gigafast full fibre
Huddersfield is the latest part of the UK to appear on our maps with full fibre available from Vodafone Gigafast via their work with CityFibre.
The melting Vodafone home broadband network – UPDATED
The Bank Holiday weekend for those in England and Wales should have been an opportunity to enjoy some time away from work and for many that will have meant using their broadband more than usual, but it looks like a good number of Vodafone customers have been having problems.
TalkTalk flattens partial fibre pricing to compete with Vodafone
The Faster Fibre and Superfast Fibre products at TalkTalk are the same price for the next fee weeks.
Sky launches two ultrafast broadband packages
Sky has launched its two ultrafast packages at £39/m and £49/m and this means that those in an area with Openreach G.fast now have a wider choice of providers.
Streaming, peak and off-peak broadband performance for largest UK providers in July 2019
Our regular look at the performance of the broadband services and how peak and off-peak performance differs has expanded again this month. There is just enough data to start sharing the results for Three in addition to EE mobile customers that first featured a month.
MIRA acquisition of KCOM finalised
The finalising of the deal by Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) to buy KCOM has been done and the statements issued suggest there may be an expansion underway.
5G for the home is here at £35/m for unlimited data
Three via the Relish brand is no stranger to delivering broadband as a replacement for fixed line broadband but with the launch of its 5G network in London ultrafast speeds are now a reality if you live in the right area.
Hyperoptic upgrades its entry level service to 50 Mbps
Full fibre provider Hyperoptic is bringing a welcome upgrade to those on its original 20 and 30 Mbps tiers with an upgrade to a new 50 Mbps download and 5 Mbps upload tier.