Fibrus is a is a boadband provider building its own full fibre network in Northern Ireland and parts of northern England. You’ll often see it when you do a postcode check in places like rural Down, market towns in Cumbria, or parts of County Durham. It doesn’t use the old copper phone lines. Every connection […]
Rise Fibre is part of 4th Utility and offers broadband over CityFibre, Openreach FTTP and its own full fibre network in certain new-builds and flats. It’s not limited to one region, which gives it broader availability than many smaller altnets. Pricing and speeds are still in line with challenger providers. The main plans range from
Why I decided to get Pro 3 I switched to Vodafone Pro 3 because I wanted to try out Wi-Fi 7 at home. My old fibre package was fine for day-to-day use, but with more devices piling up in my house, I thought it was time to see if Pro 3 could actually handle everything
Sky’s broadband range now stretches from entry-level fibre on copper lines to multi-gigabit full fibre plans. Average download speeds start at 36Mb on Superfast 35 and rise to 5000Mb on Full Fibre 5 Gigafast+. Sky Full Fibre Gigafast+ is the provider’s fastest plan. It runs on CityFibre’s XGS-PON network and delivers average download and upload
London has more broadband choice than almost anywhere else in the UK. Multiple fibre networks overlap, which means households can pick from Openreach-based ISPs such as BT, Sky, EE and Vodafone, Virgin Media’s cable and fibre network, and several city-focused altnets including Community Fibre, Hyperoptic and G.Network. This level of overlap makes London unusual compared