BT Business has been chosen by Scottish Water to deliver a new fully integrated network and security service under a single ...

“Our ongoing modernisation continues at pace, delivering a further step-up in fibre build and take-up, customer satisfaction and EBITDA. Benefits from our cost transformation more than offset lower ...

Allison Kirkby, Chief Executive, commenting on the results, said: “BT has had a solid start to the year, with our full fibre broadband now reaching more than 19 million homes and businesses and our 5G ...

Ofcom has this morning published its statement on the Wholesale Fixed Telecoms Market Review (“WFTMR”) that sets out how Ofcom will regulate telecom fixed access services for the 5 years from 1 April ...

EE has been running the UK’s best mobile network for a decade, since we were first to launch 4G in 2012. For the last four years, that’s included the UK’s first 5G network too. Relentless investment ...

Scotland’s First Minister, John Swinney, officially opened BT Group’s office in Dundee, which marks the end of the project which has seen the company invest millions in a brand new, long-term office ...

Many of us hope that the UK’s economy has ‘weathered the storm’ following a series of major challenges. Some of these challenges are now thankfully behind us, but it is clear there are a number of ...

We’ve all been there: a delayed train meaning you need to join an important conference call from a packed rush-hour train station, but the network won’t connect because it’s so busy. The promise of 5G ...

Residents in a rural North Wales village have received a connectivity boost after gaining access to a mobile phone signal for ...

More than 34 million people will be able to access the UK’s most advanced and reliable mobile technology this summer, as the nationwide rollout of EE’s new 5G standalone network hits a major milestone ...

BT Group has agreed to the sale of the BT Tower for £275m to MCR Hotels, who plan to preserve BT Tower as an iconic hotel, securing its place as a London landmark for the future. As the UK heads ...

The landline is here to stay, but the technology used to make calls is changing from analogue to digital, as part of an industry-wide shift backed by Ofcom and the UK Government as an important step ...