Category: Internet Service Providers

Zen Internet agrees to sell Trooli-based wholesale services to its retail customers.

Following extensive talks, Sky News this morning reported that Sir Charles Dunstone, founder of the TalkTalk broadband empire, has secured a £400m deal to secure TalkTalk's immediate future with its lenders.

Bharti Global has agreed to taking 24.5% of the share capital of BT Group taking over the holdings previously held by Altice UK.

A number of places in England have seen nexfibre arrive on our maps in the last few days. Massive thank you to our readers who pointed us in the direction of Colchester, Clopton, Thrapston, Oundle, Skegness, Beccles and Cromer.

B4RN has had Michael Lee as its CEO for over three years and as of 1st September 2024 Tom Rigg will be taking over the role at the rural broadband provider.

Capacity Media is reporting that TalkTalk's sale of its wholesale division PXC to Macquarie has fallen through.

Adrian Kennard of Andrews & Arnold has raised another issue that we'd been thinking about internally and perhaps wrongly had presumed Ofcom has everything in hand.

With the Ofcom review getting closer for second half of the decade now is the time for networks to make sure their voices are seen and heard.

Expanding the retail reach of Lightning Fibre who have their own full fibre network in Eastbourne, Hastings, Heathfield and Hailsham has been achieved by signing a wholesale agreement with CityFibre.

Quickline has released details of a large package involving UK Infrastructure Bank and NatWest that should give the regional FTTP network the ability to reach their long term goal of building FTTP to half a million properties across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.