Full mobile connectivity coming to the London Underground
The London Underground network may no longer be a signal black hole, …
Why that public WiFi network isn’t as safe as you might think
The benefits of connecting to public WiFi hotspots could be significantly outweighed …
PM promises broadband boost
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has unveiled the next stage of his connectivity …
BT in huge recruitment shift for broadband roll-out
BT has pledged to create 5,300 new jobs, to speed up the …
Ofcom to investigate rural broadband charges
Communications regulator Ofcom has pledged to investigate why some people in rural …
An introduction to continuity planning
For all the benefits that technology brings small businesses, there are some …
Why Microsoft is sinking money into underwater data centres
Analysis from Microsoft’s ‘Project Natick’ suggests that underwater data centres could be …
USA and South Korea claim a 5G first
By M2 Computing on April 29, 2019 in Blog, Infrastructure, Internet, Mobile devices, New technology, Telecoms and mobile data
In the battle to provide the world’s first 5G network, it seems there has been a tie – amid some very last-minute jostling.
Broadband speeds up 25% in just one year
Communications regulator Ofcom has revealed that the average broadband connection in Britain …
Working Together to Build a Compliant Electronic Records Management System for Veryan Medical
By Greg Roffe on November 15, 2017 in Case studies, Infrastructure, Microsoft, New technology, Office 365, Remote working
Veryan Medical was formed in 2003 as the result of a technology …
