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The Government’s Building Digital UK (BDUK) agency has today confirmed that the previously stalled Project Gigabit broadband roll-out contract for the Peak District (Lot 3.01), which was originally held by FullFibre Limited until they “mutually agreed to terminate” it in May 2025 (here), has now been picked up by Openreach (BT). Just to recap. The […]
US Mobile has revealed pricing on a set of Starlink bundles that start at $47 per month for new customers. The discount on the Starlink tiers convert to regular pricing after six months, which is $20 higher for each tier.
This week in broadband builds: Charter's Spectrum expands to nearly 25,000 additional rural locations; C Spire wraps capital projects buildout in Mississippi; Swyft Fiber connects West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana – and more.
AI servers, which will run on Arm's AGI CPU and Rebellions' RebelCard AI accelerator chip, will undergo testing and verification in SKT's AI data centers.
Discover how smartphones could revolutionize edge computing, AI, and sustainability in today’s resource-strained data center world.
US chip sales to China remained at an elevated level in 2025, and there is still no sign that Huawei is a credible AI rival to Nvidia.
The Government has published an evaluation of recent flexi-permit trials, which is a process that UK mobile and broadband operators have been requesting for some years. But despite most of the feedback being positive, the number of caveats involved meant the evaluation was “not able to make a definitive recommendation either in favour of or […]
Mobile operator O2 (Virgin Media) has announced that they’ve switched-on their next-generation 5G Standalone (5GSA / 5G+) mobile broadband network in 47 large towns and cities, 79 smaller towns and 597 rural villages across West Midlands (England). The development also means that their 5G+ network now covers more than 85% of the UK’s population. The […]
Internet provider Sky Broadband (Sky TV) has today discounted their Full Fibre 1Gbps Gigafast broadband package (average speeds of 900Mbps download and 90Mbps upload) to just £30 per month on a 24-month minimum term for new customers (rising to £52 per month thereafter). Customers taking up the new discount can also expect to receive free […]
A quick look at the global Threat Map from internet security giant Spamhaus can sometimes be quite illuminating. The map displays the activity of botnets around the world, fuelled by malware infected devices, and these days it’s not uncommon to see the likes of Sky (Sky Broadband), Virgin Media and BT popping up in the […]
Comcast's discounted 'StreamSaver' bundles have grown to include Peacock, Netflix, Apple TV, HBO Max and the Disney+/Hulu combo.
Patricia Martin, a former Point Broadband and Cox exec, has been appointed CEO of Dobson Fiber, effective April 13. #pressrelease
From 5G-A to AI-powered terminals: empowering Africa’s digital future with sustainable, end-to-end infrastructure
LiveOak Fiber secured a $425 million credit facility from Oak Hill Advisors and Palistar Capital to support its continued network expansion across the Southeast US. #pressrelease
An Oxio-led deal to buy Telefónica's Movistar in Mexico would see the operator rebuilt with the vendor's telecom-as-a-service platform.
Intel and Google are expanding their partnership to prioritize CPUs and IPUs, addressing the growing need for system-level efficiency in AI infrastructure.
The submarines are thought to be mapping the UK’s undersea communications networks. The post UK drives off Russian submarines lurking near subsea cables appeared first on Total Telecom.
Network access provider Openreach (BT) has today notified UK ISPs that they’ve launched a new special offer on their 1Gbps speed Ethernet Access Direct (EAD) lines, which will give providers a fixed price rental for new provides so long as they commit to at least a 3 or 5 year minimum contract term. The new […]
Data center growth is colliding with fragmented permitting, local resistance and rising litigation, leaving developers and regulators on uncertain ground.
Cost of quitting Openreach's closing exchanges will add financial pressure for altnets as they face a tough economic environment, warns Neos Networks' CTOO Matt Rees.