broadband

Pai encourages lawmakers to consider The Broadband Connectivity and Digital Equity Framework

“Digital opportunity delayed is digital opportunity denied,” says FCC Chairman Ajit Pai

It’s not a stockpile of toilet rolls that you should be investing in to survive lockdown in comfort

These companies will keep you connected during the COVID-19 outbreak

We look at how bandwidth works, and why your internet connection sometimes slows to a crawl...

The national infrastructure provider has worked on tackling network installation in ‘challenging’ rural locations

The acquisition will help CityFibre meet new goal of eight million homes covered by full fibre by 2025

Around 13,000 more newbuilds per year could benefit from the cost-free installation of high-speed internet

Regulator wants to speed up fibre rollout while encouraging broadband competition

Plans were previously criticised by BT and subsequently left out of the Queen's Speech

We take a look at Labour's ambitious new infrastructure policy

Organisation suggests the touted Openreach nationalisation sent a chill through boardrooms in the UK and abroad

Universal full-fibre coverage, set to be rolled out nationally by 2030, will be funded with a tax on tech giants

Birmingham, Bristol and Liverpool are added to the existing 2020 roadmap

Award-winning ISP reduces contract prices across the board

Creation of the Shared Rural Network will see rivals cooperate to extend coverage in hard-to-reach areas

Just months after it was first pledged, the PM's plan to "unleash full-fibre” across the country has all but disappeared. What went wrong?

The commitment to accelerate the rollout by eight years had previously been met with criticism

Open infrastructure project debuts in Europe in an effort to bridge urban-rural divide

Government pledges additional funds but much of this will go towards installing gigabit connections as a stopgap

Select committee questions how much priority the government is actually giving to helping rural businesses

Why Britain’s broadband providers are worried about a new technology that guards against online snooping

The new standardised pricing structure will make it easier for businesses to cost up their new site projects