Category: Internet Service Providers

Virgin Media seems to be on a path to improvement as we see improvements for the second month in a row.

The devil that is BT has placed a proposal in front of the Government that could deliver the 10 Mbps minimum speeds of the USO to 99% or so of UK premises ahead of the 2020 date that USO was intended to be active.

The latest results from BT Group are out and the message of more full fibre is there again but dependant on sufficient interest and the right regulatory environment.

With the latest results from Sky they have been very spartan on the details we all like to know about the popularity of the broadband products.

Rolling out full fibre networks is investment heavy and with another £100m of backing from four European banks Hyperoptics plans to increase their footprint to two million premises can accelerate.

The EU State Aid rules have caused a number of delays over the years and Government procurement has always been difficult for smaller firms to deal with.

After a long period of shrinking customer numbers the fourth largest UK broadband provider has returned to growth.

ISPA the Internet Service Provider Association has announced the winners of their annual awards crowning Marcus Hutchins of @Malwaretechblogas Internet Hero for finding the killswitch to the WannaCry malware.

Another full fibre provider has investment news and the investment is expected to allow them to expand to potentially 75,000 premises across the South West.

Some £11m of investment has been secured by the Fibre to the Home operator who is delivering services in central London.