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BT has unveiled how they plan to methodically cease the traditional PSTN and implement the IP-powered Digital Voice services as a substitute.
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Unpacking BT’s Shift from PSTN to Digital Voice Services

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BT pushes forward with their ambitious plan to replace ageing Public Switched Telephone Network with IP-powered Digital Voice service, predicting a full national transition by 2025. This phased rollout highlights an industry-wide shift toward modern, energy-efficient, and highly reliable communication solutions. However, with earlier power outages prompting questions around adequate support during emergencies, the telecoms giant is treading carefully. As we brace for a digital era, join us at Connected North 2024 to delve deeper into what this change signifies for UK consumers.

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The UK has witnessed a significant surge in home broadband speeds, with cable-based services fueling this growth.
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Cable or Full Fibre: Unravelling UK’s Broadband Speed Growth

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A surprising surge in UK home broadband speeds reveals unexpected players in the game, with cable services outpacing full fibre. Yet, amid the rise of lightning-fast download speeds, the upload band still sees full fibre reigning supreme. Noticeably, cable packages prove their worth even under the gruelling test of peak hours. Nevertheless, experts advise not to overlook service quality when choosing broadband. A glimpse into the changing landscape of broadband services shows an intriguing volatility that leaves room for industry alterations and subscriber adaptation.

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According to recent data published by Ofcom, over half of UK homes are now equipped with full fibre broadband access.
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Navigating UK’s Growth and Regional Variance in Fibre Broadband Access

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In a major technological achievement, over half of UK homes now enjoy full fibre broadband access, marking a significant increase from the beginning of this year. This growth reflects the collective effort of both large infrastructure operators and smaller, regional organisations. Surprisingly though, coverage varies across regions, with Northern Ireland leading while Scotland slightly lags behind. Even more exciting progress has been observed in access to Gigabit-capable broadband.

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A partnership between Amazon’s Project Kuiper and Vodafone seeks to expand the availability of 4G and 5G services in Europe and Africa.
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Amazon, Vodafone Utilize LEO Satellites for 4G/5G Services

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Amazon’s Project Kuiper and Vodafone join forces to bolster 4G and 5G availability in Europe and Africa using cost-effective low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites. This partnership aims to connect distant cellular antennas to core networks, enabling telecom services without relying on intricate fibre-based systems. With a larger goal of bridging the digital divide, the collaboration also plans to offer backup services for disruptions and connect distant infrastructure.

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The Tribal Broadband Connectivity Programme (TBCP), funded by Internet for All Initiative, has recently bestowed $3.5 million in grants.
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Tribal Broadband Connectivity Programme Funding Analysis

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The Tribal Broadband Connectivity Programme (TBCP), funded primarily by President Biden’s Internet for All Initiative, has recently bestowed $3.5 million in grants among seven Tribal entities to accelerate internet access in these areas. Supported with an impressive $3 billion budget, the TBCP aims to reduce internet barriers and bridge the digital divide, promising a transformative effect. The initiative is facilitating internet connectivity for remote learning, boosting telehealth services, fostering employment opportunities, and more.

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One of the most successful uses of 5G has not been via smartphones but instead via FWA application in home broadband services.
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5G FWA’s Impact and Challenges in US Broadband Market

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In the short span since 5G’s inception, one of its most successful applications surprisingly isn’t smartphones, but Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) enhancing home broadband services. Currently dominating 90% of new US broadband subscriptions, this trend sparks intriguing implications. Yet, fiber broadband’s speed and dependability present a formidable challenge, set to increasingly permeate the market aided by ample public funding. Meanwhile, FWA’s flexible and user-friendly nature makes it a robust contender, particularly in areas where fiber is not feasible.

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Netomnia unveils an expansion of high-speed internet connectivity, with more than 500,000 premises now having access to high-speed broadband.
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Netomnia’s Broadband Expansion: Strategic Leaps and Challenges Ahead

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Dive into the world of high-speed internet connectivity with over 500,000 premises now experiencing 10Gbps speeds using XGS PON fibre infrastructure and welcome news of future expansion plans. A remarkable achievement for Netomnia, this latest success marks just the beginning of their journey towards connecting one million homes by 2024. Central to these ambitions is the goal to cater to underserved rural and less-resourced sectors, revolutionising connection experiences across the UK.

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