Category: Internet Service Providers

For those who need more than 36 people streaming at once in their home CityFibre and Vodafone have a solution - XGS-PON which can deliver 2 Gbps and much more.

The UK may be behind many countries in Europe in terms of FTTP availability but that is not stopping the vast bulk of people from using their connections to enjoy streaming football or accessing new releases of computer games.

Thetford and Sutton Bridge are two new towns where we've found FTTP roll-out by Lightspeed.

As part of The Superfast West Yorkshire and York programme Quickline has brought full fibre to the village of Skelton just north of York.

It seems a study has concluded that UK telecoms costs for consumers are amongst the cheapest in the world and we should be grateful that prices have not increased as much as energy, since we'd be spending £400/m on our mobile and broadband if that was the case.

The improved upload speeds and a back from 100 Mbps to 125 Mbps for download speeds that Virgin Media announced some weeks ago look to be complete.

Why we love full fibre so much is that its so constitent but it can cost a lot to get it so places and this means we are seeing the figure between satellite and wireless network operators heating up.

Cockhill which is near Castle Cary in Somerset is one of the latest places to benefit from the Wessex Internet roll-out which is on behalf of Connecting Devon and Somerset.

For those struggling and are an eligible benefit but have a busy household in terms of online activities the reduction from £25 to £20/m for the Hyperoptic 150 Mbps social tariff is great news.

The retail competition in the broadband market remains healthy and with Vodafone now able to provider FTTP to 72% of the UK FTTP market they are in a very special place.