Category: Internet Service Providers

Complete Technology Group (CTG) has this morning announced its plans to withdraw from the multi-dwelling unit market. It has been working as it described 'as a bridge' between landlords and telecommunications providers for residents in blocks of flats to receive Internet access.

We've being tracking the roll-out of full fibre by Voneus for some time and have now added their broadband packages to our listings.

NOW has joined the general pack of broadband providers and is using 24 months as the minimum term for new customers. This change is slightly sweetened by lower pricing.

Adding to some existing offers running, Aquiss now has three or six months at half price offers running on more of its 12 month packages. This includes a City Fibre 2.5 Gbps package at £28/m for three months, then £56/m for the duration of the 12 month minimum term.

Sky has updated all its packages to use a 24 month minimum contract term for new broadband customers, and also has some quirky pricing.

The XGS-PON roll-out by nexfibre means Virgin Media O2 is able to offer symmetric full fibre speeds up to 2 Gbps and they are saying their network is now covering over 25,000 homes.

GoFibre has revealed some figures for its FTTP footprint as it passes through the 100,000 premises milestone.

The long awaited merger of the alt-net world between Brsk and Netomnia (the company behind YouFibre) has finally been agreed.

After shrinking the product line up earlier in the week, NOW has fleshed out its offerings with a new FTTP speed point which is based on the Openreach 80 Mbps down and 20 Mbps connection speed package and priced at £24/m.

CityFibre has this morning announced increased rollout in Middleton-on-Sea, Elmer Sand and Flansham in Bognor Regis. This adds to ecisting rollout a couple of years ago in surrounding areas.