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A look at default gateways, the node that enables machines on different networks to communicate

Businesses are still unable to compete with urban counterparts, forcing job seekers into the cities and suppressing innovation

How do you transmit high-resolution images of exoplanets when your internet connection is only 80kBits/sec?

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Rural businesses are still being left behind and face shutdowns of 3G and copper without anything to fall back on

We examine why your internet connection sometimes slows to a crawl and exactly what is bandwidth

Smaller businesses in rural areas could benefit from improvements to backhaul services using satellites, with speeds increasing by an order of magnitu…

Expansion in full-fibre infrastructure and many new providers are making it stupidly cheap to get ultrafast internet connections in all corners of the…

The government has indicated low-Earth orbit satellites could be key to expanding connectivity to UK businesses

Rochdale-based ISP names new director of strategy and head of marketing as it looks to future growth

The British telco currently offers connections to over 24 million homes in Germany, its biggest market

Broadband infrastructure lacks maturity, but the future is bright for multi-gig speeds

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The burgeoning industry is pledging to succeed where fibre has failed, in a much-needed push to connect chronically underserved businesses

52 countries outranked the UK for fibre development, according to a report, including Singapore, Japan, South Korea, and the United States

The firm hopes that its fibre aggregation solution can improve choice for customers and enable greater UK-wide connectivity

The teased news would represent a major milestone for connectivity, and open up a new range of network benefits

The announcement follows Corning Inc’s recent investment in a new optical cable manufacturing facility in Mesa

Musk claims users' existing phones will work with the Starlink service

11 firms in total will compete to design a satellite translation system, to allow seamless military use of existing networks

Liberty Global, Telefónica Infra, and InfraVia will build and operate the network, which aims for a 2026 finish date

A new required speed of 100 Mbits/sec down would give consumers and small businesses a boost, but could raise prices

The approval allows the satellite network to cater to planes, ships and trucks in next step of expansion