Category: Internet Service Providers

It is that financial results time again which will have lots of people crunching ARPU, dividend and other figures but with our focus on tracking the full fibre roll-outs we almost forgot to cover them.

As the Openreach full fibre network grows we can expect to see an increasing number of full fibre offers and Aquiss has changed its three month special offer making it even better value for money.

The trial in 13 villages announced in 2019 has now expanded dramatically with 227 new villages, market towns and rural areas set to benefit.

Liberty Fibre Networks Ltd as a full fibre provider is getting closer, the application for code powers suggests a major network build may be on the way giving Liberty Global two operations in the UK.

The speed title fight for full fibre in the UK just got more interesting as Zzoomm has turned on its network in Henley on Thames and has a 2 Gbps service available for £189/m.

The search for an investor into the TalkTalk FTTP plans is over as CityFIbre has acquired the FibreNation arm and TalkTalk has signed a long term commitment to sell products across the CityFibre controlled network.

The standard BT Reward Cards have been replaced on the Superfast 2 and Ultrafast 1 & 2 services for a limited time with free cloud gaming bundle using the Google Stadia service worth £119.

The £2 monthly saving on Sky Superfast Broadband is a low price point for the service with the offer running out in a couple of weeks.

Community Fibre who specialise in FTTP to apartment buildings and is focused on London has now rolled out its service to some 100,000 flats and apartments.

The shift to more FTTP in new homes continues with Openreach lowering the threshold from 30 premises to 20 premises where it will deploy FTTP with no contribution from the developer.