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telecommunications ISPreview UK 4d ago

Openreach Extend and Add New UK FTTP Broadband Discounts UPDATE2

Network access provider Openreach (BT) has today notified Communication Providers (broadband ISPs etc.) about a further extension on some of their existing offers for Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) lines and 10Gbps Cablelink products under their Equinox incentives, while also introducing three new FTTP offers (some of which target Virgin Media areas). Firstly, Openreach have just extended a […]

data-centres Data Center Knowledge 4d ago

Utilities Say Data Centers Could Lower Electricity Bills. Regulators Want Proof

Utilities say hyperscale data centers can spread grid costs across more customers, but regulators are building protections in case that growth fails to materialize.

telecommunications Light Reading 4d ago

Starlink's business sweet spot is smaller than the hype suggests

New Recon Analytics data shows where Starlink actually wins with business customers.

ict-infrastructure Computer Weekly - Networking 4d ago

AI agents help Cato slash ‘time-to-protect’ from new CVEs

The application of agentic AI to vulnerability management workflows has slashed mitigation times in experimental conditions, claims Sase specialist Cato Networks.

telecommunications Light Reading 4d ago

The Divide: Gigi Sohn on how to defeat opponents of public broadband

This week: Gigi Sohn discusses how 'dark money' defeated a public broadband plan in Longmeadow, Mass., why anti-muni-broadband efforts work in some towns but not others and why grassroots buy-in is key to public broadband success.

data-centres Data Center Knowledge 4d ago

AWS: Randomized Graph Networks Are Ready for Prime Time

Resilient Network Graphs architecture will become the default network for new non-GPU infrastructure, replacing Clos fabrics.

telecommunications Light Reading 4d ago

Eurobites: Connect Europe suggests EU is overreaching on copper shutdown

Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Poland outperforms its same-size rivals; SoftBank invests in French AI infrastructure; T-Systems combines with Scheer Group on sovereign automation.

telecommunications ISPreview UK 4d ago

Cluttons Survey of UK People and MPs Reveal Problems with Broadband and Mobile

Consultancy firm Cluttons and polling company YouGov have published the results from a new survey of 2,055 UK people and 108 MPs, which among other things found that 27% of consumers are frustrated with their home broadband (Wi-Fi) connection every week and 42% have difficulty accessing 4G or 5G mobile outside half the time or […]

data-centres Data Center Knowledge 4d ago

Can Data Centers Ditch Concrete – or Just Use Less of It?

Foundations and high-density cores still rely on concrete, while low-carbon mixes, mass timber, and retrofits are moving the needle at the edges.

telecommunications ISPreview UK 4d ago

UK Ranks 3rd for Mobile Broadband Speeds vs Countries of Similar Size to Poland

French benchmarking firm nPerf has today published the results from an unusual new study, which compared the fastest average mobile broadband download speeds (4G and 5G) of 20 countries with a similar size (land area) to Poland. The results saw the United Kingdom rank 3rd with an average speed of 105.8Mbps. nPerf’s latest study was […]

telecommunications ISPreview UK 4d ago

EE Deploy 5G+ Mobile Broadband to 25 Key UK Events and 30 Tourist Towns

Mobile operator EE (BT) has today announced that 25 major events and more than 30 tourist destinations (seaside and market towns) will have been upgraded to support their latest 5G Standalone (5G+) mobile broadband technology this summer, bringing faster data speeds and better congestion management. Just to recap. Early 5G deployments were Non-Standalone (NSA), which […]

telecommunications Light Reading 4d ago

Greenwatch: Is natural gas becoming AI's dirty secret?

In a roundup of telecom sustainability news, we look at the latest on AI's hunger for fossil fuels, telecom's green energy moves, progress on energy efficiency, and satellites' environmental issues.

telecommunications ISPreview UK 4d ago

Altnet ISP Lightning Fibre Launch Wi-Fi 7 Routers for UK Broadband Customers

Eastbourne-based ISP Lightning Fibre, which is deploying a full fibre broadband (FTTP) network across parts of Sussex and Kent in England (they also hold a partnership to harness CityFibre’s wider UK network – here), have partnered with Genexis to launch a new range of Wi-Fi 7 capable routers and mesh extenders for customers. The first […]

telecommunications Light Reading 4d ago

Community Fibre is flying high in the UK's crowded altnet sector

With plans to extend its fiber footprint to around 2 million premises and launch a mobile offer, Community Fibre looks like a rare 'altnet' success story in the UK.

telecommunications Light Reading 4d ago

Indonesia's new SIM rule: facial biometrics mandatory from July 1

Indonesia's mandate requiring facial biometrics for new SIM registrations tightens the screws on digital frauds perpetrated by unverified mobile phone numbers.

telecommunications ISPreview UK 4d ago

Sky Glass and Stream UK TV Customers Suffer ITVX Fast Forward Bug

Customers of Sky’s broadband-based Sky Glass and Sky Stream pay TV streaming devices and service are suffering from an annoying bug with the ITVX app, which causes any TV show or movie you may be watching to suddenly skip right to the end and then report the content as having been watched. The issue, which […]

telecommunications Light Reading 5d ago

AI is going to transform our networks

Today's networks built for streaming and data won't suffice for the demands of the AI inference network.

telecommunications ISPreview UK 5d ago

County Broadband ISP Customers Set for UK Migration to Truespeed

Customers of alternative rural full fibre broadband ISP County Broadband are to be migrated to the Truespeed brand over the next few months. The move follows last year’s merger of the two altnets (here), which at the time created a single operator covering 177,000 premises (RFS) and 40,000 customers. Since then Truespeed has also merged […]

data-centres Data Center Knowledge 1w ago

Data Center Hardware Highlights: June 2026

We explore the latest developments in data center hardware and infrastructure announced over the past month.

data-centres Data Center Knowledge 1w ago

Will AI Agents Push Enforcement Back into the Database?

CedarDB co-founder Lukas Vogel argues enterprises may need to rethink where permissions and control live as AI agents move closer to operational systems.