UK Broadband Provider G.Network Files Notice to Appoint an Administrator UPDATE | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More Alternative network operator and UK ISP G.Network, which has deployed a gigabit speed full fibre (FTTP) broadband network across parts of London, has followed up last week’s report – that they’d been acquired by distressed debt specialist FitzWalter Capital (here) – by officially filing a Notice of Intention (NoI) to appoint an administrator. The provider originally aspired to expand their Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) infrastructure to cover 1.3 million...
Broadband and Mobile Provider EE UK Launch Multi Tech Gadget Insurance | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More Network operator EE (BT) has today introduced a new Multi Tech Cover policy, which reflects gadget insurance that offers manufacturer-approved repairs and flexibility for customers wanting to protect an “unlimited” number of eligible devices. Naturally, they’ve accompanied this with the results of a new survey, which found 64% of Brits would prefer a single, affordable policy to cover the majority of their devices. The new EE Multi Tech Cover is said to...
Mobile Operator Spusu UK Extend Free EU Roaming to Ukraine and Moldova | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More The SIM-Only mobile operator Spusu, which holds a virtual operator (MVNO) agreement to harness EE’s 4G and 5G network, has today confirmed that they’ve rolled out their free EU roaming to Ukraine and Moldova from 1st January 2026. Customers in the UK who travel to those countries can now use their plans (calls, text and data) as they would at home — with no extra charges. Alongside the roaming extension, spusu has also continued cutting roaming costs,...
Brady updates mobile labelling solutions to tackle telecom network maintenance challenges | Total Telecom
Original article Total Telecom:Read More Contributed Article Versatile mobile labelling printers allow installers to clearly label inventory regardless of environmental conditions Telecom engineers and field crews can now print durable cable identification on site, according to labelling specialist Brady, which has updated its mobile labelling offerings to target the needs of network maintenance and installation. Brady’s portable printers are capable of producing specialised labels for a wide...
CypressTel talks SD-WAN, SASE, and being the gateway to China | Total Telecom
Original article Total Telecom:Read More Interview We caught up with CypressTel’s CEO Connee Zhang, Director of Global Business Eva Yu, and Associate Director of Partnership & Business Development Sam Ho to discuss the shifting global telecoms market and the rise of AI Connee, you founded CypressTel almost 20 years ago – I’m sure much has changed in that time! Tell us about the company’s journey so far and its biggest changes. (Connee): There’s been a lot of change! Over the past 18 years,...
Mobile Operator EE UK Aim to Begin Switching Off 2G Network from May 2029 | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More We’re playing catch-up today as, toward the latter part of 2025, EE (BT) updated their website (here) to confirm that they intend to “begin closing the 2G network from May 2029“. But as ISPreview reported a year ago (here), the broadband and mobile operator has already begun encouraging some 2G users to upgrade ahead of the closure. Just to recap. The government previously agreed with EE, O2, Vodafone and Three UK to phase-out existing 2G and 3G signals...
Iran jams Starlink, enters fourth day of internet blackout | Total Telecom
Original article Total Telecom:Read More News ‘Military grade’ signal jamming is reportedly being used to cripple the satellite constellation’s effectiveness Today, Iran is heading into the fourth day of complete internet shutdown, which human rights agencies say is being used to mask the violent suppression of protestors. On December 28 last year, rapid hyperinflation of the Iranian rial saw shopkeepers implement a general strike, which soon spiralled into nationwide protests. With...
New UK Mobile Operator Rewild Mobile Launches with a Focus on Nature | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More At present it often seems like a new eSIM (Embedded SIM) based mobile operator is launching almost every other week and today it’s the turn of Rewild Mobile, which says they’re “operating on the Three UK & Vodafone network” and intend to put any profits they make back into “rewilding nature“. In such a crowded market, it often helps if you’re doing something a bit different from the pack, even if that might sometimes be viewed as a gimmick. “Rewild...
Grain Refresh UK Full Fibre Broadband Packages with “New” Add-ons | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More Carlisle-based broadband internet provider Grain, which in July 2025 secured a £225m funding boost (here) and has so far extended their point-to-point full fibre (FTTP) network to cover 270,000 UK premises (aiming to reach 600,000 in the future), has refreshed their packages for 2026 and launched optional WiFi Extender and Static IP enhancements. Prices for Grain’s broadband packages currently start at just £9.99 a month for the first 6 months (then...
Netomnia to Merge Retail UK Broadband ISP Brand Brsk into YouFibre | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More One of the UK’s largest alternative full fibre broadband networks, Netomnia (Substantial Group), has confirmed to ISPreview that they plan to merge their two retail internet providers into a single brand. The move means that Brsk’s operations will now become part of YouFibre and adopt the same branding – reflecting the strong performance of the latter brand. In case anybody has forgotten. Netomnia (YouFibre) and Brsk originally operated as separate...