Tagged in: United Kingdom
LTE deployments to rise and WiFi’s growing importance acknowledged
Wireless broadband will be an integral and essential part of any advanced digital infrastructure. The mobile broadband market is also fast becoming a major income revenue stream for the providers, having taken over the mobile voice sector. But increased usage … Continue reading
BT secures monopoly on UK’s public rural broadband spending
Economic background The UK has suffered from lower economic output for three of the last five years. Economic data for the fourth quarter of 2012 showed the economy could slide into a significant triple-dip recession. Although not in the Eurozone, … Continue reading
Europe’s fibre infrastructure gaining pace through investment stimuli
During the last few years Europe has made considerable progress towards building national Next Generation Networks based on fibre infrastructure. The timetable for this exercise differs between countries, but most will have completed the migration from legacy copper networks to … Continue reading
Are we giving up on broadband equality?
One of the worldwide challenges in relation to the development of national broadband networks is equality. Broadband is critical for the digital infrastructure and it is essential that everybody enjoys the same level of quality and affordability. This is a … Continue reading
Why BT’s FttN roll out is not a good example for Australia
The Coalition has provided further insights into its plan for the future of the NBN if they win the election in 2013. According to the Shadow Minister for Communication Malcolm Turnbull: ‘If you want to look at an example, BT … Continue reading
