Thanks to optical fibre we have superfast broadband. How well do you know it?
South Korea wants to be a world leader in 5G development
Commission chair Carl Bildt says open and flexible model of the Internet increasingly under attack
New Ofcom rules allow telecoms customers to exit if contracts change
Verizon reveals the masses of data requests it receives from the US government and law enforcement
Researchers find 25 "spoiled onions" used to look through or censor users' Tor traffic
Rival university lecturer says Cumbria would be braver to use dogecoin
Researchers say it is possible to achieve such speeds across the whole of BT’s core network
Ofcom expects to issue first licenses for earth stations in February
EE says it is working on fix to security flaw that could expose customers' personal information
Fearing challenges to their TV and mobile businesses, Sky and Vodafone could team up
BT is testing a network created by Cambridge start-up Neul for the Weightless machine-to-machine communication standard
Digital Scotland reveals the next Scottish BDUK locations
DDoS attacks against the Network Timing Protocol are flooding the market, warns US security body
Alcatel-Lucent reportedly considers selling off its enterprise business and is said to be talking with Unify
New BT Openreach CEO hopes to build on predecessor's good work
Lantronix's xPrintServer Cloud Print Edition allows existing printers to connect to Android mobile devices
BDUK-backed Superfast Cymru plans to reach 690,000 homes and businesses by March 2015
Palo Alto Networks is to acquire security startup Morta, established by former NSA and Air Force members
Kanye West's cease and desist letter gives the Coinye currency a publicity boost
Oracle is to purchase Corente, which specialises in software-defined networks for WAN environments
More fury at filters blocking non-offensive websites
Rockstar, backed by Apple, Microsoft and others, is reportedly interested in selling off some of the technology patents it acquired…
BT is to work with three companies on laying 250 miles of fibre-optic cables off the west coast of Scotland
Amidst strong interest, few enterprises have so far actually deployed software-defined networks, according to Quinstreet Enterprise
Ofcom research reveals pay TV and mobile users are happier than landline and broadband consumers
Ofcom seeks to shortern the time telephone and broadband line repairs, as well as finish new installations
The new embedded standard lets devices connect to the Internet of Things without having to change their SIM
Cisco partners with Citrix and VMware and launches a cloud-based desktop-as-a-service solution
The government celebrates ‘Super Switch-on Day’, promising 25,000 homes and businesses will be added each week from spring 2014