Category: Wholesale
Openreach tout 20meg upstream for 80meg FTTC variant
BT will offer an 80meg fibre-to-the-cabinet broadband solution with 20meg upstream in the 'near future'.
BT take on apprentices to boost fibre-based broadband roll-out
BT have recruited 92 new apprentices to help boost their engineering team in London
BT to withdraw IPStream products by Spring 2014
BT Wholesale are to withdraw IPStream and DataStream products with a plan to have these replaced by 21CN services by Spring 2014.
Openreach announce further 66 exchanges for fibre broadband
Openreach have announced a further 66 exchanges which will be enabled for fibre based broadband in the next phase of their roll-out.
BT FTTP rollout delay by long installs by engineers.
Engineers taking up to two days to install fibre-to-the-premises broadband during trials has caused delays to BT's rollout of the new products.
Openreach hire ex-armed forces personnel to install fibre broadband
Openreach are to hire around 200 ex-armed forces personnel to help them install fibre based broadband.
New collaboration to offer FTTH to 5 million rural homes and businesses
Fujitsu, Virgin Media, TalkTalk and Cisco will join forces to create an open wholesale network to provide next-generation broadband services to rural areas predominantly using fibre to the home.
BT’s 20meg broadband will reach 80% coverage by the end of 2011
With fibre often stealing the limelight it's good to hear that BT wholesale are still progressing their 21CN network roll-out which will benefit many people who are not set to see FTTC or FTTH broadband for years to come.
BT Wholesale equipment problem takes 9,000 customers offline
BT Wholesale equipment problems sees approx. 9,000 users disconnected for hours overnight.
Ewhurst and Surrey Hills community express concerns over BT fibre plans
Broadband campaigners in Ewhurt and Surrey Hills are angry at what appears to be a change to a funding decision by SEEDA to help enable the area for high speed broadband. At present, many residents get sub-2Mbps speeds, with long lines in Surrey Hills being worst affected.