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Marc Ferguson

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  • Virgin Media launches 2Gbps on its coax network in more areas

    Virgin Media launches 2Gbps on its coax network in more areas

    Virgin Media Expands ⁤2Gbps broadband‍ Access Across⁤ the UK: What It Means for Consumers In ⁣a critically important development for UK broadband users, virgin Media has announced the expansion of its 2Gbps broadband service on its coaxial network to a broader range of areas. This move comes as part of the company’s ongoing effort to…

  • Broadband ISP Plusnet refreshes UK brand and introduces new mascot

    Broadband ISP Plusnet refreshes UK brand and introduces new mascot

    Plusnet Revamps UK Brand Identity with New Mascot: What It Means for the Broadband Market As the UK broadband market continues to evolve,Plusnet has announced a meaningful rebranding initiative,introducing a fresh brand identity and a new mascot to engage with consumers more effectively. This move comes at a time when the broadband landscape is increasingly…

  • Broadband ISP Nufibre launch UK 5G home broadband with Wi-Fi 7 router

    Broadband ISP Nufibre launch UK 5G home broadband with Wi-Fi 7 router

    Nufibre Unveils 5G Home Broadband with Cutting-Edge Wi-Fi 7 Router in the UK In an exciting advancement for UK consumers, Nufibre has officially launched its new 5G home broadband service, now equipped with a state-of-the-art Wi-Fi 7 router. This groundbreaking initiative is poised too reshape the broadband landscape, especially as demand for faster, more reliable…

  • TalkTalk, Vodafone, EE and BT attracted most UK broadband complaints in Q2 2026

    TalkTalk, Vodafone, EE and BT attracted most UK broadband complaints in Q2 2026

    UK Broadband Complaints Surge: Analyzing the Performance of TalkTalk, Vodafone, EE, and BT in Q2 2026 In the second quarter of 2026, major UK broadband providers TalkTalk, Vodafone, EE, and BT found themselves at the forefront of customer dissatisfaction, as they collectively attracted the highest number of complaints in the industry. This situation raises critical…

  • Broadband network toob cuts UK jobs after debt deal and outsources support

    Broadband network toob cuts UK jobs after debt deal and outsources support

    Broadband Network Toob Cuts UK Jobs Following Debt Deal, Outsourcing Support Services In a significant turn of events within the UK broadband sector, Toob, a rising player in the market, has announced a reduction in its workforce as part of a recent debt restructuring effort. The move, which includes the outsourcing of customer support services,…

  • O2 and Nokia use AI to improve 5G performance

    O2 and Nokia use AI to improve 5G performance

    Enhancing 5G Performance: O2 adn Nokia’s AI Partnership In a strategic move to boost the performance of 5G ⁤networks, O2 and Nokia have announced a partnership​ that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance network efficiency ⁤and user⁤ experience. This progress‌ not only positions them at the forefront of​ technological advancement but also ​reflects a broader…

  • Gigabit Broadband Has Arrived But What Does It Unlock?

    Gigabit Broadband Has Arrived But What Does It Unlock?

    At the start of 2026, gigabit-capable broadband crossed 90% of UK premises for the first time. That is not a small milestone. It means nine in ten households now have access to a connection capable of delivering 1,000 megabits per second, a speed that would have seemed ludicrous to most people a decade ago. For…

  • Vodafone Full Fibre 74 Review

    Vodafone Full Fibre 74 Review

    Vodafone Full Fibre 74 Review: Is It Right for Your Home? Looking for affordable fibre broadband? Vodafone Full Fibre 74 is the cheapest plan in their lineup, offering 73Mbps downloads and 18Mbps uploads—though the odd naming (why not “Fibre 73”?) might confuse some. What makes Vodafone unique is their flexible package system: You can also add Vodafone Extra (Apple TV + landline calls)…

  • Lodestar Networks launch cheap L2TP UK internet tunnel service

    Lodestar Networks launch cheap L2TP UK internet tunnel service

    Affordable L2TP Internet Tunnel Service Launched by Lodestar Networks in the UK In a move that could reshape the landscape of online privacy and security for UK consumers, Lodestar Networks has unveiled a new low-cost Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) internet tunnel service. This innovative offering comes at a time when online security concerns are…

  • EE come top in Streetwave study of Cornwall UK’s mobile broadband performance

    EE come top in Streetwave study of Cornwall UK’s mobile broadband performance

    EE Dominates in Streetwave’s assessment of Cornwall’s Mobile Broadband Landscape As consumers increasingly rely on mobile broadband for work and leisure, the recent findings from Streetwave’s study on mobile broadband performance in Cornwall have sparked meaningful discussion.EE has emerged as the frontrunner, outperforming competitors in crucial aspects of mobile connectivity. This report offers a detailed…

  • 2026 Remote Work Essentials: Picking an Internet Plan That Actually Works

    2026 Remote Work Essentials: Picking an Internet Plan That Actually Works

    Working from home in 2026 isn’t a convenience – it’s a battlefield. Your office is wherever you can find a flat surface: spreadsheets sprawled across the kitchen, conference calls echoing from the couch, notifications pinging while your dog tries to hijack your keyboard. It’s not discipline that keeps you afloat. It’s pure luck and a…

  • ISP Exascale explores adoption of dynamic UK home broadband pricing

    ISP Exascale explores adoption of dynamic UK home broadband pricing

    ISP Exascale’s Dynamic Pricing Strategy: A Game-Changer for UK Home Broadband As the UK broadband market evolves, the introduction of dynamic pricing strategies by providers like ISP Exascale could signal a transformative shift in how consumers experience and pay for their internet services. With the growing demand for adaptability and cost-effectiveness, Exascale’s approach may redefine…

  • Ofcom open more satellite spectrum for ships, aircraft and UK urban high density areas

    Ofcom open more satellite spectrum for ships, aircraft and UK urban high density areas

    Ofcom Expands Satellite Spectrum for Enhanced Connectivity in UK Shipping,​ Aviation, and Urban Areas The recent ⁢announcement from Ofcom regarding⁤ the ⁤expansion of satellite spectrum for maritime⁢ and aviation operations, and also high-density urban areas in the ‌UK, marks a importent advancement in ⁤the telecommunications landscape. This move is ​poised to⁢ enhance connectivity‍ for ships,‌…

  • Broadband ISP YouFibre preparing to launch UK pay TV product

    Broadband ISP YouFibre preparing to launch UK pay TV product

    YouFibre’s Upcoming Pay TV Launch: A Game-Changer for ⁣UK Broadband Customers YouFibre, ⁢a rising star ⁤in the UK broadband landscape, ‍is set to introduce its own ​pay TV product, a move that promises to shake up the market substantially. As consumers increasingly seek bundled ‍services that combine internet and entertainment, YouFibre’s entry into the pay…

  • Oct 2026 Contract Progress of UK’s Project Gigabit Broadband Rollout

    Oct 2026 Contract Progress of UK’s Project Gigabit Broadband Rollout

    Update on the UK’s Project ⁤Gigabit Broadband Rollout: Progress as of October 2026 As the UK advances towards achieving nationwide⁤ high-speed broadband accessibility, ‍the progress of Project Gigabit⁤ has⁣ garnered significant attention. Launched to enhance digital infrastructure, this initiative aims to deliver gigabit-capable connections to ⁤hard-to-reach areas. As of October 2026, the⁢ project has made…

  • Portsmouth Water adopt Openreach’s UK fibre broadband network to detect leaks

    Portsmouth Water adopt Openreach’s UK fibre broadband network to detect leaks

    Portsmouth Water Leverages Openreach’s Fibre Broadband for Advanced Leak Detection Portsmouth Water has recently ​embraced Openreach’s UK fibre broadband network to enhance its capabilities‍ in leak detection. This strategic adoption signals a significant‍ shift in‍ how water utilities can utilize broadband technology to improve service reliability. With water scarcity⁢ becoming an increasing concern for both…

  • Satellite Broadband in 2026 Explained: Complete Guide

    Satellite Broadband in 2026 Explained: Complete Guide

    Imagine living in the Scottish Highlands, the Welsh Valleys, or Cornwall’s remote coastline—where fibre infrastructure exists only in nearby towns, and your only options have historically been sluggish ADSL or expensive 4G dongle contracts. For decades, rural residents faced a connectivity cliff: superfast broadband arrived everywhere else, yet satellite remained a last resort plagued by…

  • Ofcom issues guidance on how to stay connected in bad weather

    Ofcom issues guidance on how to stay connected in bad weather

    Staying Connected: Ofcom’s New Guidance for Bad Weather Preparedness In an era where⁣ reliable connectivity is as essential as basic utilities, Ofcom has recently released guidance aimed at helping UK ⁣consumers maintain their broadband and mobile ‍services ​during adverse weather conditions. this advisory⁣ comes in response to increasing instances of severe weather, which have⁣ led…

  • Broadband altnet Quickline create 250 micro-internships across Yorkshire UK

    Broadband altnet Quickline create 250 micro-internships across Yorkshire UK

    quickline’s Bold Move: 250 Micro-Internships Set to Transform Yorkshire’s Broadband⁢ Landscape In an innovative step aimed at bolstering‍ the broadband sector in Yorkshire, Quickline⁣ has announced the‍ creation of 250 micro-internships. This initiative not only addresses local unemployment but also enhances ⁤the company’s‌ capacity ‌to ⁢expand its broadband services. By ⁢cultivating a skilled workforce, Quickline…