Ofcom has published its proposals for the new Telecoms Access Review 2026 (TAR), which it hopes will improve competition and investment in gigabit-capable networks, maintaining the competitive landscape created by the preceding Wholesale Fixed Telecoms Market Review 2021 and go further to promote better outcomes for end-users.
Wildanet has celebrated the success of its first cohort of apprentices at a special graduation event ceremony, marking a major milestone for the company’s Technical Training Academy, which was launched in 2023 to train the next generation of digital engineers and support staff.
LilaConnect, now part of Freedom Fibre's wholesale business, has partnered with Genexis to bolster its offering for residential customers.
CityFibre has partnered with STEM Learning to help bring learning to life in classrooms to several schools in Suffolk and committed over £150,000 over a three-year period into various STEM Learning modules, benefitting over 80 schools in the UK.
PXC celebrated a successful annual ‘Night of Ambition’ event in London recently, raising £330,000 for the Ambitious about Autism charity, focused on pledging support to its Assistive Technology initiative which aims to improve access to learning, independence and participation through technology for autistic children and young people.
Fibrus is rolling out its network further across rural Cumbria, with 60% more premises gaining access to faster broadband speeds, following the extension of its Project Gigabit contract.
KCOM Enterprise has been appointed to YPO’s new 1229 Framework for Connectivity and Telecommunications Services, in a move that boosts delivery of services to major public sector organisations in Yorkshire and beyond.
Gigaclear and Essex County Council have reached a settlement agreement in relation to the legal proceedings concerning broadband delivery contracts in Essex.
Ogi is expanding its business-grade portfolio with the launch of a new Wi-Fi solution, powered by eero (an Amazon company), as part of its aim to bring faster broadband technology to Wales.
The Spring Budget has failed to recognise the importance of connectivity infrastructure in supporting growth for the UK's digital economy, says Evolve CEO Alan Stephenson-Brown, who seeks more clarity as networks continue to be rolled out.