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Business wholesale broadband and Ethernet provider entanet, which had been left to languish under CityFibre’s ownership until telecoms entrepreneur Tom O’Hagan acquired it a few months ago, has this week begun to re-launch with a refreshed brand and ambitions to become a major force in UK business connectivity again.
Internet service providers across the UK are bracing for a protracted period of network strain as Rockstar begin the release of their long-awaited Grand Theft Auto VI video game, which is currently expected to require a c.210GB (GigaByte) download on PlayStation 5 consoles and potentially as much as c.240GB on the Xbox Series X.
Internet provider Olilo has announced that they’ve added a WireGuard option to the static IP tunnel service they launched over L2TP (Layer 2 Tunnelling Protocol) in May 2026. Routers that can’t run L2TP, starting with Ubiquiti’s UniFi gateways, can now also get a public static IPv4 address and a /48 IPv6 prefix over any UK broadband connection.
The not-for-profit and industry-funded One Touch Switching Company (TOTSCo), which is responsible for helping to deliver Ofcom’s solution for easier and quicker switching between UK fixed broadband and phone providers on different networks (One Touch Switching), has announced price reductions across both their Residential and Business Switching price lists for internet providers.
Mobile and broadband provider Vodafone Business has revealed that 27 of Haven’s holiday parks across the UK now have access to faster Wi-Fi, which harnesses routers (installed in every holiday home) that connect to the wider internet via the operator’s 5G (mobile broadband) network, instead of copper or fibre optic cables.
Mobile and broadband provider EE (BT) has today finally revealed details of their new Smart Hub 7 Max (SH4XJ) router that is about to start shipping alongside orders for their 8Gbps speed Advanced Full Fibre Broadband package, which first launched a few months ago, albeit initially alongside a temporary router.
Telecoms investor AP Wireless UK, which via Icon Tower is a company that has often butted heads with mobile network operators (EE, O2 and Vodafone) over the issue of mast sites and related rental agreements, has this week become Radius Global – bringing the group under one global name to reflect their scale, investment and position across the digital infrastructure landscape.