Connectivity – Broadband, Mobile Data & Leased Lines

In answer to a whirlwind of activity by Britain’s leading internet service provider (ISP), the nation’s two biggest independent broadband companies have unveiled plans to ramp up the pace of full-fibre network connectivity delivery.

Recent announcements indicate that remote communities across the UK are on the verge of a substantial increase in connectivity, with ministers poised to announce new contracts close to £300 million in value.

A recent report by the BBC highlighted the issue of poor internet connectivity for firms operating in the UK countryside.

As fixed and mobile broadband initiatives toil to reach remote areas of the nation with faster connectivity, the government is looking skywards, with a new programme helmed by

A high-quality internet connection is vital for your firm to thrive. This means high-speed connectivity that is reliable and meets the needs of your team.

Ahead of the 2024 Autumn Budget, more than 50 MPs based in rural areas are appealing to the government to adhere to its plans to fund gigabit-capable internet in remote parts of the UK.

Worcestershire County Council has found an unlikely ally in the form of local bin lorries to help battle the growing concern of poor internet connectivity in the region.

Over 200,000 businesses and homes have gained from one of the UK’s most industrious broadband projects.

For UK firms with teams traveling on company business, fast and reliable mobile broadband services are essential.

To keep up with the competition, every British business requires rapid and reliable internet.

Leading UK telecoms company Openreach recently announced that its 1.8 gigabytes per second capable full fibre network has now covered close to

UK telecoms giant Openreach recently issued news that another step toward full fibre from copper connections has been taken.

Leicester’s broadband internet service provider (ISP) Gigabit Networks recently announced its full fibre ethernet and FTTP services can now reach close to one million businesses throughout the UK.

A project representing a £1 billion investment aiming to provide 4G coverage throughout the UK could now face a two-year delay, according to a new report.

Since 2019, problems of network reliability and security have been high on the agendas of many different nations.

A recent research project analysed a total of 5,603 different mobile data plans via mobile broadband offered in 237 countries.

Based in Essex, the city of Colchester occupies a site where Camulodunum, Roman Britain’s first major city and capital, stood. As a result, Colchester often lays claims to being Britain’s first city.

Recent research from broadband comparison company Broadband Genie has discovered that close to one-in-four people are working from coffee shops in the UK.

Openreach, the leading UK network access provider, recently announced a brand-new special offer on bandwidth modification for

A recent report issued by the industry think tank Digital Connectivity Forum (DCF) has uncovered weaknesses in the UK’s attempts to roll out 5G mobile connectivity and

Mobile UK, the Leading UK industry body for mobile network operators recently, launched a campaign entitled “Live Better Connected”. The all-new campaign is designed to help educate and raise awareness on how businesses, individuals and

While some issues are harder to solve than others and might need professional help, the problem of lagging internet can sometimes be eased by simple measures. Below are a list of options to try while you wait for expert assistance

An increasing number of apps for office use are now cloud-based, offering many benefits to users, from real-time collaboration with colleagues to auto-save features that avoid work being lost.

Recent statistics show a single percentage point increase for UK fibre to the premises (FTTP) coverage from 51% to 52%, which has taken 32 days to