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UK’s independent full-fibre providers express disappointment that after a new probe, national comms regulator gives green light to incumbent telco’s new pricing structure for wholesale broadband gigabit services.

Also in todays EMEA regional roundup: DAZN fights the content pirates; CityFibre boss responds to Equinox 2 decision; BT to stop printing the Phone Book.

Ofcoms decision to allow BT Group PLC (LSE:BT.A) to cut its wholesale prices will have casualties among smaller rivals of the former state monopoly,...

Network operator CityFibre has completed their deployment of a new 1Gbps Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) broadband ISP network to cover 1,018 homes in the

Total Telecom is delighted to share live footage of the Connected Britain 2022 Keynotes, featuring some of the UK telecoms industry’s biggest names discussing the sector’s most important issues Connected Britain 2022 saw the UK telecoms industry’s leading voices take to the stage, introducing the UK’s ever-changing connectivity landscape and outlining the biggest challenges still…

Total Telecom is delighted to share live footage of the Connected Britain 2022 Keynotes, featuring some of the UK telecoms industry’s biggest names discussing the sector’s most important issues After a series of shorter sessions outlining some of the biggest challenges in the UK telecoms industry, the sextet of CXOs took to the stage to…

The UK Government has today revealed new details of how their £5bn gigabit broadband roll-out scheme will work and rebranded it as "Project Gigabit". As

Openreach delay the launch of the Equinox 2 pricing after Ofcom says further assessment is needed.

A major newspaper has reported that a parent of broadband ISP and mobile giant VMO2 (Virgin Media and O2) has held "initial talks" over the possibility of

The sixth contract awarded under the UK Government’s £5bn Project Gigabit broadband rollout scheme - worth £122 million - has today been awarded to