Category: Internet Service Providers

Some worried that the new up to 52 Mbps Infinity 1 service meant no BT Reward Cards for a long time, but they are back again until 28th April with values from £25 to £125.

The UK broadband market with its retail competition is one of the most highly competitive markets in the world so no surprise to see free VDSL2 offers from Sky in the week BT launch a faster entry level version.

The up to 38 Mbps VDSL2 service as the entry level Infinity product in the BT Retail range has been around for 7 years so a change was way overdue.

WarwickNet is continuing its expansion with another industrial estate soon able to enjoy its up to 100 Mbps service now.

Hyperoptic continues its expansion and with the addition of Brighton now has a presence in 13 cities across the UK.

Devon and Somerset may be admitting that its phase 2 superfast extension project is still some way away with a new voucher scheme.

The rush to get as many people covered by something better than ADSL or ADSL2+ continues and Openreach has announced a new milestone passed.

Residents in the North West of Swindon can look to increasing availability of FTTH as Openreach rolls out a trial of easier to install FTTP to more streets.

Gigaclear who offer Gigabit FTTH and recently added an eye watering 5 Gbps package to its product range has reached a key milestone in Oxfordshire.

As we expected Southend has partnered with CityFibre in a deal that will see another dark fibre network deployed connecting council buildings.