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Huge swathes of rural Suffolk and Norfolk are still missing out on hyperfast broadband speeds, according to a new survey

Sylwia Kechiche, Principal Analyst at Ookla, discusses the topic of consolidation and how it may impact consumers if network convergence is carried out incorrectly

Research from UK communications regulator finds widespread use of video streaming and other bandwidth-intensive services mean people are demanding more of their broadband connections, but accessibility to ultra-fast connectivity is dependent on location.

As more small and medium-sized businesses shift towards hybrid working, better broadband becomes a priority and studies from research firm and UK comms regulator show full-fibre availability is on the increase with almost two in five able to access services

As the number of homes with access to it jumps by more than 50% in a year, 37% of UK households can now get full-fibre broadband capable of delivering download ...

Also in todays EMEA regional roundup: Ofcom updates on UK fiber rollout, hybrid working; Deutsche Telekom takes lead on airborne 6G project; Orange lands SD-WAN gig.

Homes and businesses across Devon, Dorset and Somerset are already benefitting from Jurassic Fibre’s network and the expansion to Cornwall reflects its commitment to level up in the South West

Despite some residents still complaining of signal blackspots in the city, MK is one of the best place for mobile phone coverage, research has shown.

A SHOCK study has revealed that North Ayrshire has the second worst mobile coverage in the UK, ranking lower than areas such as the Shetland Islands…

London boroughs of Camden, Brent, Redbridge and Newham have been revealed as some of the best area for mobile coverage in the UK, according to a Fonehouse study