Online safety-focused ISP Gigabit IQ seeking to crowdfund £270,000
According to a report from ISPreview, UK ISP Gigabit IQ has opened a crowdfunding round seeking £270,000 to accelerate its expansion.
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Jan 26, 2026
According to a report from ISPreview, UK ISP Gigabit IQ has opened a crowdfunding round seeking £270,000 to accelerate its expansion.
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Jan 21, 2026
Contributed Article Used by over 30 North American ISPs, Actifai is bringing its proven,...
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Jan 7, 2026
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has ruled that Vodafone’s use of the slogan “The Nation’s Network” in a series of UK adverts was potentially misleading, and has banned the campaign, finding the tagline could be read as an unsubstantiated claim of comparative superiority over rival mobile networks.
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Jan 6, 2026
Today, the UK government has unveiled a new cybersecurity plan, introducing new measures aimed at making government departments and public services more secure.
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Dec 10, 2025
Ofcom has given the green light for mobile network operators to deliver ‘direct-to-device’ (D2D) satellite services to ordinary smartphones, clearing the regulatory pathway for calls, texts and data to be delivered from space across the UK.
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Dec 4, 2025
Interview At Connected Britain 2025, we caught up with Incognito Software Systems’ Sonya Goodanetz...
Read Moreby Total Telecom Staff | Nov 26, 2025
Press Release Openreach plans to shut down 80% of its UK exchanges, saying it will only need 1,000...
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Nov 21, 2025
AI is here to stay. Telecoms need to adapt, says Abhishek Sandhir, the managing director of telecommunications at Sand Technologies
Read Moreby Bradford Randall | Nov 12, 2025
Altnets are buoyant in the UK, Proactive International PR’s CEO says, despite predictions from some that a consolidation doomsday would arrive
Read Moreby Bradford Randall | Nov 7, 2025
Rahul Puri, the CEO of STL, says the UK’s next phase of connectivity growth is visible at Connected Britain. Find out what he means.
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Nov 6, 2025
Digital Catapult has admitted six international Open RAN vendors to the next phase of its advanced connectivity programme, aiming to accelerate trials and commercial deployment of Open RAN in the UK.
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Nov 6, 2025
BT has released its latest quarterly figures, revealing the extent of job cuts that have taken place over the first half of the financial year.
Read Moreby Total Telecom Staff | Nov 5, 2025
UK telcos have taken a significant step towards tackling the persistent issue of scam calls by committing to a new Telecommunications Fraud Charter.
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Nov 5, 2025
At Connected Britain this year, there was much talk of the inevitability of alnet consolidation and the shift in focus away from network deployment towards customer uptake.
Read Moreby Total Telecom Staff | Nov 4, 2025
Zoom has announced plans to open a UK data centre in early 2026, aiming to meet local data residency requirements and broaden its appeal to regulated sectors including the public sector, healthcare and financial services.
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Oct 30, 2025
According to a report from the Financial Times, Virgin Media O2 (VMO2) has entered into negotiations to acquire fibre altnet rival Netomnia for £2 billion.
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Oct 30, 2025
Interviews At Connected Britain, we spoke with Aurelien Bergonzo, Director of Telecom Datacom, and...
Read Moreby Bradford Randall | Oct 17, 2025
Netceed offers customers supply chain resilience in a complex world. Here’s how they do it, according to their director of telecom sales
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Oct 14, 2025
Sporting a brand new Netomnia hoodie and matching trainers, Chelot said he wanted Netomnia to become the largest altnet in the UK
Read Moreby Harry Baldock | Oct 14, 2025
Britain’s digital future depends on strong, reliable networks. For years, many of the steel structures behind that infrastructure were manufactured oversees; the question now is where they should be made.
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