As well as using its network to stream countless hours of content, Openreach's fibre is also being used to help stem the flow ...

Partnership aims to use commitment to bring together leading networks to simplify wholesale consumption to enable ISPs and MSPs to meet the demands of high-value customers with access to 1.7Gbps and 2 ...

Distributed Acoustic Sensing tech uses broadband cables to pinpoint plumbing faults Openreach claims its fiber network infrastructure can detect leaks in nearby water supply pipes, which could save ...

UK broadband provider Openreach has paired with Affinity Water and Lightsonic to detect water leaks using its fiber broadband network. The BT subsidiary noted that the trial has been successful so far ...

The latter's parent, infrastructure investor Stonepeak, will take a majority stake in the combined company, but it will be led by GFiber's management team. Astound is the sixth-largest cable operator ...

Ziply Fiber will celebrate the launch of its new fiber-optic network in Centralia and Chehalis with a ribbon-cutting ceremony from 10 to 11:30 a.m. on Friday, March 20, at George Washington ...

Google's GFiber is joining forces with Astound Broadband. This new independent company will be majority-owned by Stonepeak. Google will hold a minority stake. The combined entity aims to expand fibre ...

Mexico's América Móvil (AMX) considers buying telecom assets from Columbia-based Grupo Salinas, the conglomerate founded by Ricardo Salinas Pliego. Comcel, a subsidiary of América Móvil (AMX) that ...

The Irish and British governments have agreed to work more closely to strengthen the resilience of the subsea fibre optic ...

Japan’s fixed communication services revenue is set to remain largely stable between 2025 and 2030 as steady expansion in fibre broadband offsets the continue ...

National network operator Openreach (BT) has published a new March 2026 update on their roll-out of Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) based gigabit broadband ISP tec ...

This means that telecom equipment makers such as Nokia, Ericsson, Cisco, and Tejas Networks can no longer rely solely on temporary approvals or self-declarations of compliance with security testing ...