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British telecommunications companies are currently playing a critical role in innovation and modernisation across the nation, driving future connectivity and digital transformation.

O2-owned discount mobile network, Giffgaff, aims to rollout low-priced full fibre broadband connections to undercut its competitors.

Enterprises based in Mid Wales areas like Powys and Ceredigion are now being urged to use fresh data to help introduce faster broadband services to the area they operate in.

Finnish multinational telecoms leader Nokia recently announced a new digital platform, with services, called Broadband Easy.

Residents and businesses in Bellingham, Northumberland are set to enjoy improved internet in the coming months. The local council recently announced it is allocating £20,000 to help make broadband in the village faster and more reliable.

Seamless internet services are critical requirements for any successful business. Now, technology giant Vodafone, in conjunction with telecom operators Zen Internet, KCOM, and BT, have launched a compact, lightweight device delivering broadband battery backup. The solution can keep customers connected to Wi-Fi for between four and seven hours (depending on device type), if an emergency […]

A recent report released by Ofcom, the UK communications regulator, has offered insights into broadband use in the East Midlands County of Derbyshire.

Alternative networks (alt-net) FullFibre Limited and Zzoomm recently confirmed their companies have merged. The two UK broadband operators have made a name for themselves rolling out gigabit-capable Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) networks throughout the country.

Britain’s independent comparison service, Broadband Genie, recently published a list of the best and worst cities in the UK for reliable broadband.

Internet services comparison expert thinkbroadband recently provided an update on how many homes and businesses in Britain can access full fibre.

British internet service supplier TalkTalk recently became the first leading broadband company in the UK to sign up to employ Kraken, a tech platform based in the cloud.

While the UK Government’s Project Gigabit continues its battle to get rural Britain connected, many hard-to-reach areas remain underserved when it comes to fast and dependable broadband.

A recent business research project has ranked the West Midlands as the region where new enterprises are most likely to succeed. A key factor that came into play was the strength of its internet services.

A recent study by Ookla and its internet connection measuring service Speedtest.net has revealed where the UK stands in Europe regarding availability for 5G mobile broadband.

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 British mobile broadband study focused on 5G services has found that Three UK is still the fastest. The research conducted by network testing expert Ookla collects consumer data from the company’s Speedtest.net service for the period of Q3 to Q4 in 2024.

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

Recent research by internet services comparison expert Broadband Genie has studied available speeds in Wales. As part of its analysis, it has named two roads based in the city of Newport among the slowest in the nation.

Recent statistics have revealed that Starlink, Elon Musk’s satellite internet solution, has increased deployment of broadband services in the UK.

A recent report from telecoms regulator Ofcom has uncovered that 69 per cent of UK properties can now access full-fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband – connecting over 20 million addresses.

Leading telecoms company Virgin Media O2 recently finished enhancement on its Aberdeen mobile network.

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

Ofcom, the nation’s telecoms regulator, recently put British broadband providers under the spotlight. It examined the UK’s main internet service providers (ISPs) to calculate the number of complaints they received in the year.