Quickline is helping young people across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire explore career opportunities, develop key skills, and gain real-world insights into different industries by giving access to a new virtual work experience portal being rolled out across the region.
Openreach has started work connecting the first 3,000 homes and businesses to its new ultrafast broadband network in Peacehaven, giving residents a full fibre upgrade.
Connect Fibre has launched Wi-Fi 7 across all its contracted fibre broadband packages following extensive testing with large global manufacturers.
Netomnia has successfully delivered over 50,000 homes and businesses Ready for Service in Swansea, marking a milestone for the altnet provider in its rollout to provide fast broadband for residents across the city.
Quickline Communications is boosting digital skills training across south Yorkshire, donating tablets and Chromebooks to help jobseekers and economically inactive parents gain employment.
ITS has joined forces with DG Cities and the Royal Borough of Greenwich’s Innovation Company to help residents in Eltham benefit from faster connectivity thanks to the second phase of Digital Greenwich Connect - a joint venture that will deliver an additional 7km of fibre across the town centre.
Gigaclear has connected more than 2,000 rural homes and businesses in Sonning Common to full fibre following the completion of the network extension across the region.
Pulse Fibre has welcomed the Scottish Government’s recent legislation requiring all new homes to be gigabit broadband-ready, calling it “a vital step forward” in ensuring homes are equipped for the demands of modern living.
AllPoints Fibre Networks (APFN) and Daisy Communications have signed a long-term strategic partnership for national full fibre services, that will allow Daisy to benefit from APFN’s aquila wholesale platform and gain access to a national full fibre only network, selling to premises through a single API-first platform.
Northern Telecom has acquired Dyfed Telecom, which was hit by a winding-up petition from HMRC in February, to add 4,000 customers and 22 team members to its business.