Category: Internet Service Providers
Giganet leans on Neos Networks to provide data heavy lift
Building a FTTP network is just part of the puzzle, since its no good having a future proof local loop if relying on congested and outdated infrastructure to get the data from an area to the wider Internet.
Trooli claims to have tripled their FTTP footprint in the last year – UPDATED
Tripling their FTTP footprint such that it is at 275,000 premises passed in the last year is not an easy achievement.
First Be Fibre customer live in Ingatestone
The alt net FTTP market has many smaller networks all racing to build and Be Fibre is ambitious with a target of 1 million homes by 2027.
Ogi expands roll-out to Bridgend, Caerphilly and Rhondda Cynon Taf
Ogi has announced more places in Wales where it is set to build its FTTP network which when complete should mean they serve 5% of Wales.
Applying for broadband social tariffs may become easier – UPDATED
The statistic is that just 1.2% of those eligible have applied for a social tariff on their broadband service, so anything to make applying easier is to be welcomed.
Some Hull residents don’t want Connexin to connect them
A FTTP roll-out has got to the point where people are allegedly have taken to chopping new poles down.
£14.40 broadband social tariff from 4th Utility launches
Another full fibre operator has launched a social tariff at £14.40/m for a 30 Mbps symmetric service.
brsk to extend roll-out to a fourth region
Some 250,000 premises in the West Midlands are on the latest brsk full fibre build list.
Plusnet full fibre is off the launch pad
After years of being the poor cousin in the BT Consumer family Plusnet has joined the modern age of broadband with the launch of its FTTP packages.
Lightning Fibre cuts ribbon on fibre cabinet in Heathfield
LightningFibre who is rolling out symmetric full fibre in a number of towns with pricing starting at £24/m for 100 Mbps should be available to residents in Heathfield, East Sussex soon.