Category: Internet Service Providers

A few people had been popping up with slower than expected speeds on their AAISP VDSL2 service and the link was that it they were using the TalkTalk backhaul network.

Sky has joined the ongoing price war for new customers, perhaps as a response to the latest BT price rise notifications as there will be many looking for a better price at this time.

Hyperoptic has reached an agreement with London Borough of Brent to provide its range of full fibre services to some 14,500 residential homes, plus pass an additional 85,500 homes and businesses.

EE is now selling Gfast based services in the limited areas where it is currently available, with Fibre Max 1 Broadband at £42 per month for a service with an average peak time download speed of 145 Mbps.

Another community has gone down the DIY route to ensure that they get the gold standard broadband in the form of symmetric Gigabit Fibre to the Premises. Michaelston y Fedw, west of Newport now has some premises live on the service and more on the way.

TalkTalk is having a good go at tempting on the 80/20 FTTC service with its latest offer than is available until 12th July 2018.

June is racing by and that means we need to share the results from our analysis of broadband package performance in the crucial 8pm to 10pm window for the month of May 2018.

The CEO of Gigaclear is stepping down with the existing COO taking over as Interim Chief Executive.

Virgin Media has announced that its Project Lightning roll-out has passed the 24,000 premises mark in Bangor.

Spectrum Internet has added the 500 Mbps and 1000 Mbps Openreach services to its Home Broadband portfolio, with the 500 Mbps starting at £69/m.