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Fibre broadband for 62,000 more Black Country properties

Friday, December 21st 2012

Some 62,000 more homes and businesses in the Black Country are enjoying faster broadband after BT carried out work to upgrade the internet infrastructure there. Bilston is the latest community to benefit from the initiative,...

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Alloa included in BT's fibre broadband rollout

Wednesday, December 19th 2012

Alloa is one of the latest Scottish communities to be included in BT's national fibre optic broadband rollout in a move that has been welcomed by local MP Gordon Banks. The town is the first location in Clackmannanshire to...

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MS3 chooses Transmode for packet optical networks

Friday, December 14th 2012

Fibre optic broadband operator MS3 has chosen Transmode to supply it with packet optical networks for its new business-focused internet service in Hull. MS3's network team awarded Transmode the contract as they seek to ensure...

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Zen chief says urban broadband cash must go on 'complementary networks'

Monday, December 10th 2012

Newly announced government funding for urban fibre optic broadband rollouts must be spent on complementary infrastructure, according to Zen Internet. Andrew Saunders, the internet service provider's head of project...

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CityFibre to bring fibre broadband to York businesses

Wednesday, December 5th 2012

A partnership between CityFibre and City of York Council is set to bring fibre optic broadband services to residents and businesses in the area. CityFibre has rolled out a 103km pure fibre optic network throughout the city,...

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Geo Networks completes east-west fibre ring

Tuesday, December 4th 2012

Geo Networks has announced the completion of its latest diverse optical fibre ring, which runs between the UK and Ireland. The infrastructure, known as the East-West Ring, was built by Geo in partnership with ESB Telecoms, an...

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KCOM chief says 4G could pose threat to fibre broadband

Wednesday, November 28th 2012

Super-fast 4G mobile services may pose a threat to the uptake of fibre optic broadband, KCOM finance director Paul Simpson has admitted. KCOM this week unveiled its latest set of financial results, revealing plans to roll out...

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BT criticised for not bringing fibre broadband to Bo'ness

Tuesday, November 27th 2012

BT has been criticised by Linlithgow and East Falkirk MP Michael Connarty for failing to include parts of his constituency in its fibre optic broadband rollout programme. Speaking in a House of Commons debate, Mr Connarty pointed...

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Fibre network operator euNetworks reports revenue boost

Monday, November 12th 2012

Bandwidth infrastructure provider euNetworks Group saw its recurring revenues increase by 14 per cent year on year during the third quarter of 2012. The company, which owns and operates 13 fibre-based metropolitan broadband...

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Fibre optic specialist Phoenix Photonics relocates to Kent

Thursday, November 8th 2012

A company specialising in components used to deliver fibre optic broadband services has relocated to larger premises in Kent as its business blossoms. Phoenix Photonics has moved to the new site near Canterbury, where it will...

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