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 has leveraged Project Stratum funding to bring fibre to Daisy Lodge, a purpose-built therapeutic centre located in Newcastle County Down for families across the island of Ireland affected by cancer.
The centre holds a gym and well-being centre with a nail and hair salon, four therapy suites and a sauna. There is also a playroom, games room, teenagers’ space, communal lounges, home cinema, safe and fun outdoor play areas, a restaurant and dining room.
Daisy Lodge’s previous satellite connection was affected by weather and it had previously been quoted a connection charge of £18-20k for a similar broadband service because of its remote location however, because of government funding, the connection to the network was free for the charity.
Corinna Decodts, IT & Facilities Manager, said: “There is no buffering now, so all the kids can be using it for their gaming, watching films and we get less complaints about it.”