Over 100,000 homes are now ready for service on Lit Fibre’s network, with the altnet rolling out at a rate of 10,000 new premises passed per month. This is a significant milestone as it looks towards 500,000 UK homes by 2026.
Ofcom has confirmed that its One Touch Switch system, designed to help broadband users change provider, will be delayed after ‘the industry misses the deadline’ for the new service.
CityFibre's £2 million investment in Yaxley has added around 3,600 homes to the previously completed rollout in nearby Peterborough which already covers over 68,000 premises.
Over 12,000 residents and businesses across Cupar, Cardenden and Burntisland can now access GoFibre’s regional network.
Commsworld and North Lanarkshire Council are inviting local businesses to a one-day event demonstrating the benefits digital innovation and transformation.
Openreach’s Essex network is now accessible to 220,000 homes and businesses, around a third of the county’s population.
Nottinghamshire County Council will lead a Midlands-wide investment to turn 350 public buildings into ‘gigahubs’. Of these, 96 will be in Nottinghamshire.
Quickline Communications has held a series of community activities to mark its rollouts in East Halton, North Killingholme and South Killingholme.
Brsk has connected over 1,000 customers in Manchester to its full fibre network doubling its live customer count in the area in recent months.
Fibrus has now delivered its network to 250,000 rural premises and connected more than 36,000 customers.