Pulse Fibre has joined in partnership with Entity Connect to deliver full fibre connectivity at the Farriers Green development in Rainham, Kent and providing residents and the developer with faster broadband technology.
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A new partnership between Quickline and South Yorkshire’s Community Foundation is set to boost employment opportunities in the region, building on the success of a previous skills programme for young people.
A new study from the FTTH Council Europe reveals that Portugal, Spain and Sweden are already phasing out legacy copper networks in Europe, with the UK and other countries lagging behind and relying heavily on old copper infrastructure.
LightSpeed has joined forces with Neos Networks to expand its FTTP and wholesale services, highlighting LightSpeed’s commitment to delivering Gigabit broadband to underserved communities while bolstering its network infrastructure.
nexfibre is calling for maintained restrictions on Openreach in Ofcom’s Telecoms Access Review (TAR) 2026, which will reset the fibre rules for the next five years.
Virgin Media O2’s gigabit broadband rollout continues, with more than 9,000 more homes in Bath having access to services after work completed.
Gigaclear is celebrating a strong year of growth for 2024, with more than 130,000 connected customers on its network and 40,000 of these were connected in the last year alone – an increase in its customer base by almost 50% in just 12 months
Fibrus has revealed its annual financial results that show 2024 was the altnet provider’s strongest year for customer acquisition, marking a key milestone in its goal towards half a million connections.
Openreach has begun work to build a new network in Samlesbury, rolling out full fibre to more homes and businesses in the area.
Quickline has joined the Lincolnshire Institute of Technology (LIoT) to help more than 500 underrepresented students get support to learn science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) skills in Lincolnshire.
A new annual update from Openreach as shown that broadband use across the UK increased by 10.5 per cent last year, with traffic up in 2024 to 103,590 Petabytes (PB) of data.