Category: Internet Service Providers

With a shift to more of a focus on signing people up rather than just passing their home we are likely to see more providers joining Zzoomm in celebrating areas with good take-up.

The acquisition of Box Broadband by Community Fibre may have been two years ago, but the service is now totally Community Fibre based including how it appears on our maps and checkers.

Quickline has built and made ready for service more full fibre broadband in North Lincolnshire.

The Q1 results for Virgin Media O2 are out and while the nexfibre joint venture is expanding the footprint they only gained 5,000 broadband customers, but lost 2,000 customers overall.

G.Network introduces 150Mbps download speed service (50Mbps upload) for £20/month on 24-month term with £150 payment towards early termination fees with an existing provider.

For those who don't like waiting for game updates to download idNET has your back in the competitive gaming arena. It now has a 2.5 Gbps XGS-PON service for £63 per month (inc VAT) that boasts average download and upload speeds of 1800 Mbps.

Wessex Internet has managed to connect 20 new villages in the wet months of Jan, Feb and March 2024.

While a few properties in Stockton on the Forest already had access to Openreach FTTP the majority did not, and Fusion Fibre has invested £350,000 to bring FTTP to the majority.

Our tracking of the roll-out by Grain has now mapped their presence in one area of Luton, forming part of the 207,000 premises the provider says are Ready For Service.

Aquiss launched CityFibre FTTP services.