Full Fibre

A unique system for delivering broadband is helping a rural community in Orkney boost its fibre network using drinking water pipes, in what is believed to be a UK first.

Zzoomm has recently seen four of its newer towns pass the 15 percent market penetration mark, with further towns also on the way to 20 percent.

CityFibre is connecting up to 150,000 homes and businesses across rural areas of East Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire to full fibre broadband as part of the government’s Project Gigabit programme.

Lightning Fibre has connected its first Worthing customer, after recently expanding into West Sussex.

Openreach has upgraded a rural Welsh village to 100 percent Full Fibre broadband coverage, giving all residents a boost in connectivity with internet speeds of 1Gbps.

GoFibre has completed its full fibre network build in the Borders area, enabling over 25,000 homes and businesses to access high-quality internet.

Grain Broadband is offering Widnes residents an internet boost with the introduction of full fibre network to the Cheshire town.

A telecoms expert has said that the aims of a Government-sponsored project to deliver full-fibre broadband internet in rural areas needs to be reviewed.

Openreach has started work to build a new ultrafast broadband network for Portsmouth.

Pulse Fibre has announced the successful completion of a transformative project in collaboration with building developer Vertus, with the introduction of full-fibre connectivity to three residential buildings.