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This comes after an investigation carried out by the Australian competition and consumer watchdog

Air-filled cables currently being tested in Ipswich could reduce signal delay by up to 50%

A look at one of the most critical components of a well-functioning network

The two systems will stretch from India to Italy in the west and to Singapore in the east

The company has increased its FTTP target from 20 million to 25 million premises by December 2026

Companies argue FCC regulations forbid this type of state-level regulation

A House of Lords committee says a hybrid strategy is needed due to our increasing reliance on digital technology

Telecoms giant is working with the Emergency Broadband Benefit program

Internet usage continues to surge in wake of last year's mass shift to remote working

It’s actually more about measuring your throughput

The EU currently invests only €16.4 billion (£14bn) per year in mobile networks

Poor Wi-Fi coverage or slow speeds? Here are the best routers and access points to give your connection a boost

More than a million hard-to-reach premises in Cornwall, Essex and Tees Valley among those to benefit from the first phase of the programme

Openreach announced plans to 'ramp up' FTTP rollout to 3 million premises per year

The regulator will review the existing framework, which had fallen under EU legislation prior to Brexit

Work to make the Shared Rural Network a reality will finally commence following years of discussion

The Communication Workers Union, which represents 45,000 BT Group employees, could lead a walkout in the coming months

The programme will see a network operations centre to handle maintenance, address faults and bolster security

The Emergency Broadband Benefit Program would expand existing subsidies for pandemic-stricken households

The new roles range from network engineering and data analysis to finance and marketing

Communications lawyer is a long-time advocate for equitable broadband

The telecoms giant is accused of failing to compensate customers who were overcharged for landlines between 2009 and 2017

This is the second report within a month to conclude even 85% full-fibre coverage is unachievable

New research shows the number of small firms wholly reliant on being online has doubled during the pandemic