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A major upgrade will start rolling out later this year and offer homes speeds in excess of 1.6Gbps.

Openreach (BT) has published an update on their Exchange Exit Pilot, which recognises the "resource-intensive nature" of the work for ISPs and has thus

After a long pilot, Openreach has today revealed that the commercial launch of their Single Order Transitional Access Product (SOTAP) for UK ISPs

The Local Government Association, which represents councils across England and Wales, has warned that criminals are increasingly finding ways of

When it comes to comms, the pace of change is increasing and with a shift to remote working and study, the need to be flexible and fast is more important than ever. In 2015, BT announced that its PSTN/ISDN lines will be turned off in 2025. Given the rapid evolution in the way we communicate, now is as good a time as any to be prepared for this.

Mcgahn reporting and has reached out for comment. pete williams has the latest on this story. pete, whats your sense of whats going on here? how is whats happened with mcgahn different from those members of congress? >> i think the simple answer to the question is, were not sure. we still dont have a very good picture of what exactly it was that the justice department wanted from apple about the members of congress and members of the house intelligence committee staff or from don mcgahn. theres ...

Speaking again. lets listen. >> okay. the u.s. government does not unilaterally obtain information frommed servers of u.s. companies. rather, the u.s. companies are compelled to provide these reports by u.s. law, using methods that are in strict compliance with that law. further, as the deputy attorney general noted, virtually all countries have lawful intercept programs until which they compel communication providers to share data about individuals they believe represent a threat to their soc...