O’Connor Utilities (OCU) is opening its first training facility in Sheffield with the help of Cityfibre to skill up those looking to begin a career in digital infrastructure construction in South Yorkshire.
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G.Network fibre will be available to over 30,000 premises following a master wayleave agreement with housing association London and Quadrant (L&Q), which accommodates 250,000 people in 110,000 homes across London and the south east.
The Broadband Stakeholder Group (BSG), the government’s advisory body on broadband since 2001, has been reorganised into the Digital Connectivity Forum (DCF), with the new aim of actively addressing the transformed connectivity value chain.
Freedom Fibre has created an internal platform to help employees develop a wider understanding of all functions in the business.
A year into its fibre rollout, Ogi reflects on the importance of partnership for scaling at pace.
Fibrus has rolled out a fleet of electric vehicles after announcing that it has joined Business in the Community (BITC), which ensures members commit to managing their businesses in a sustainable way.
Francis Giffen Memorial Hall in Sudborough has become the 49th Community Hub connected to fibre by Gigaclear in its north central region rollout.
Jurassic Fibre has passed 100,000 premises in its full fibre rollout across Dorset, Devon, Somerset and Cornwall.
Commsworld has been selected by Neos Networks to deliver new dark fibre connectivity that gives the company direct access to the Pulsant data centre in South Gyle, Edinburgh.
Product availability issues and disruption to supply chains are likely to plague altnets for some time to come, warned Comtec Head of FTTx Sales and Business Developments John Greene, who explained how the company is helping to offset these impacts.