Network

Fibrus is rolling out its network further across rural Cumbria, with 60% more premises gaining access to faster broadband speeds, following the extension of its Project Gigabit contract.

Ogi is expanding its business-grade portfolio with the launch of a new Wi-Fi solution, powered by eero (an Amazon company), as part of its aim to bring faster broadband technology to Wales.

Hey!Broadband has reached over 35,000 customers across south east England with its full-fibre broadband, and this continued growth further solidifies the altnet’s market position, driven by its ability to connect customers fast, often in as little as one day.

PXC is to partner with Trooli to offer more reliable full-fibre broadband to rural areas of the UK, in a move that strengthens PXC’s market position and expands its network.

Lit Fibre is bringing its full-fibre internet service to homes across the UK through an
expanded partnership with the CityFibre network – a rollout that marks a significant step in delivering faster broadband to more communities nationwide.

The merger of FullFibre and Zzoomm has been completed, creating one of the largest altnet companies in the UK, allowing the enlarged group to be in a stronger position to accelerate organic growth across its two consumer brands and wholesale network.

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.

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 has completed work to install full fibre broadband and bring high-speed connectivity to rural south Yorkshire communities, thanks to Project Gigabit funding.

More than 6,000 more homes in Falconwood can now access Virgin Media’s gigabit broadband services for the first time.