Category: Internet Service Providers

While the G.fast footprint is still small it is growing and for those who feel the need for more download or upload speed beyond what VDSL2 can offer it may be worth looking at.

Greenfield housing developments have made total sense for rolling out full fibre to for some years and a new entrant is ensuring that this market is going to remain competitive.

Community Fibre is set to expand its footprint with expansion in Hammersmith and Fulham.

For services to the digital economy the boss of Hyperoptic has been honoured with a CBE.

The East Anglian branch of B4RN has started the digging and is aiming to make the community centre in Scole the first building it will connect.

Another provider has joined the group of providers who are registered for the Gigabit capable voucher scheme that has some £200 million behind it.

Zen has been offering the faster full fibre packages to business users for a while and is now adding two up to 150 and 300 Mbps packages to its existing full fibre line for residential users.

Virgin Media has named Durham as one of the next places it will roll-out its Project Lightning expansion with the new premises to be added by the end of 2019.

The drip feed of stories about broadband in Scotland continues as The Telegraph political editor features the tale of woe of one Scottish Hotel in the local authority of Angus.

After some time as one of the areas with low superfast broadband coverage the Kingston Upon Hull area is now on a timeline to complete its full fibre roll-out to give the area a potential lead if full fibre rather than just superfast is critical to business and home life.