Category: Wholesale
BT Wholesale reduces price of speed regrades
BT Wholesale has introduced a range of free or low cost regrade options across its IPStream range.
Next generation networks – a round up
Ofcom is working towards building the regulatory framework to cope with the next generation of telecoms networks, and the BT Group is handing out contracts for hardware on its 21CN system.
Shuffle around of remaining exchange service dates
Three exchanges have had their date moved backwards, and two brought forward.
BT Wholesale confirms launch of the Max services
This is hardly a secret, but confirmation of the launch on 31st March will put paid to a lot of the rumours.
BT Wholesale in trial to refine session allocation
The way users are added to a cluster of BT Centrals belonging to an ISP is currently a simple round robin algorithm, BT is trying out a new method - 'weighted session allocation'.
Users from early ADSL trials hit problems
It seems that people still connected to the same infrastructure used for the ADSL trials six years ago have hit problems in the last few weeks.
BT to pilot increasing number of user sessions on BT Centrals
BT Wholesale is to trial raising the number of available user sessions on its 622Mbps centrals from 25600 to 32000.
BT Wholesale looking at both VDSL and ADSL2+
ZDNet has been talking with Cameron Rejali, who is BT Wholesale's MD of products and strategy about where it is going with its broadband services.
Nineteen exchanges in South West to get ADSL
A partnership deal between South West of England Regional Development Agency and BT is set to see the last 19 exchanges in the South West getting ADSL in 2006.
Rural Broadband Ready for Service dates announced
The service dates for ADSL to be available to order in a range of West Midlands, East Midlands and the South West have being published.