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Nearly a year has passed since the Glasgow-based Fibeo revealed to ISPreview that they were currently planning to launched their new ISP sometime in “early” 2026 – powered by the Dotlines Catena Cloud platform and the PXC broadband network. But the provider, which still isn’t live, has now put this back to Q1 2027 and rebranded to Terivo.
At the time Fibeo Terivo said that it “exists to fix what the big providers broke. No hidden costs. No endless call queues. No passing the buck. Just reliable broadband, clear answers, and a team that genuinely cares“, which is the sort of thing we’ve heard before from various new market entrants in the past. But the proof is in the service and for some reason it’s taking them a long.. time to go live.
The good news is that since rebranding they’ve introduced a more functional website (as opposed to the old holding page), although it’s still a case of only being able to “register interest” in the service because there’s nothing yet available to order. Still, we think this is the first time we’ve seen a broadband ISP re-brand itself twice before even going live.