Category: Internet Service Providers

TalkTalk is now selling the Openreach G.fast service with two speeds up to 150 Mbps and up to 300 Mbps and better uploads than VDSL2 with up to 30 Mbps or up to 50 Mbps.

In a deal with the CityFibre directors are apparently describing as fair and reasonable with a recommendation to existing shareholders to accept the deal a consortium looks set to acquire CityFibre.

The list of areas that will see the Vodafone full fibre service rolled out to them has increased from three to seven which gives a potential footprint of half a million premises.

It is time once more for our monthly round-up of the difference between a speed test using a single download data source and one using multiple and how different providers are performing.

The last quarters results for Sky has been released but beyond a 4% increase in revenue for the UK and Ireland and improved EBITDA there is little to mention broadband wise.

Community Fibre has increased its £20/m residential services from 20 Mbps download with 1 Mbps upload to a symmetric 40 Mbps and also increased its mid-tier package to 200 Mbps.

AAISP is perhaps best known for its persistence at getting broadband problems fixed and a key part of their success has been their network devices and a new model of Firebrick has been added to the range.

Plusnet has tweaked its contract and prices for its FTTC services for new customers, but has also published details of price rises for existing customers.

Perhaps no surprise that a full fibre operator who is expanding supports a system that would highlight availability of full fibre for new homes but questions remain over many full fibre roll-outs over their commitment to new premises built at a future date?

Providing free wi-fi for visitors or even just keeping workers own personal devices away from the business network is now a bit simpler for small business who have a Smart Hub via their business broadband package.