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Glide Group acquires Concept Solutions People
Alinda-backed broadband provider Glide Group has acquired Concept Solutions People (CSP) to create a fibre arm for the business and expand its footprint and customer base across the UK.CityFibre rallies ISPs to light up burgeoning home user market
It won’t be long before business ISPs will be besieged by enquiries for full fibre home broadband according to CityFibre’sRural connectivity on track for boost
Ministers’ plans to hold a £1bn auction for phone lines along the UK railways is set to narrow the urban/ rural digital divide, according to Michael Armitage, CEO of broadband provider Broadway Partners.Trenches Law helps toob navigate tricky wayleaves
Telecoms and technology-focused legal firm Trenches Law has been called in by altnet toob to aid the wayleave process slowing down its £8m full fibre roll-out network in Surrey.ITS ramps up Nottingham full fibre build
Aviva-backed altnet ITS Technology Group is entering its second phase of full fibre building in Nottingham, planning to more than triple its digital infrastructure in the area to 62km.Openreach slims down to speed up full fibre rollout
A tie-up with Indian optical cable manufacturer STL is set to ramp up Openreach’s roll out of fullOpenreach hits March milestone in full fibre rollout
Communication providers working with Openreach can now offer full fibre broadband across 4.5 million premises as the digital network builder hits its end of March goals.Windsor Telecom named as a CityFibre City Champion
Camberley-based Windsor Telecom has been chosen to champion Reading, Maidenhead, Slough and Bracknell’s uptake of full fibre connectivity provided by CityFibre.Altnet Full Fibre targets digital divide
Basalt Infrastructure-backed Full Fibre is bridging the urban/ rural digital divide by connecting 11 market towns it considers forgotten by the UK’s FTTP rollout.Ofcom gives BT green light to build FTTP 'like fury'
Ofcom's Wholesale Fixed Telecoms Market Review (WFTMR) published today allows BT to charge customers more for FTTP in a b
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