Category: Internet Service Providers

TalkTalk Wholesale was the provider behind the broadband which Shell Energy offered and it looks like the TalkTalk retail arm will be where the broadband customers end up.

To be clear we've not missed a word from the headline, the press release for nexfibre in Brentwood is unclear if its 19,000 properties or 19,000 residents that can order Virgin Media O2 services over the nexfibre XGS-PON network.

Tealby, North Willingham and Metheringham now have widespread availability of full-fibre due to Quickline building its service in these three villages.

The nexfibre XGS-PON roll-out that hopefully not too far in the future will be available with 5 Gbps speeds rather than the standard 1130 Mbps is widely available in Skipton and Glusburn.

The BT and EE Together where EE will become the leading broadband brand in the BT Group is getting closer to reality with existing BT customers being contacted to let them now they will soon get a sign-up offer.

The North East continues to be a hot-spot for nexfibre, as it was when Project Lightning was the main expansion for Virgin Media O2.

Using a mixture of technologies i.e. 5G Fixed Wireless Access and full-fibre Quickline is saying its completed its contract in Lincolnshire and delivered 100 Mbps options to 8,100 properties.

The journey towards passing 6,500 properties in Middlewich is underway as the first addresses can get full-fibre from Zzoomm installed.

Another Project Gigabit contract has started to deliver actual live properties, this time it is GoFibre who have built FTTP to 885 properties as part of a larger 4,000 property roll-out in Teesdale.

The competition for bragging rights continues as Lightning Fibre has launched a £99/m option for those who feel the need to ensure their own broadband is never the bottleneck.