Business Broadband
Vaioni to launch 35Mb Business broadband service
Business broadband provider Vaioni is set to launch EFM (Ethernet in the First Mile) based 35Mb service, after the ISP has signed a deal with BT Wholesale. more »
Slow Broadband the biggest obstacle for Small Businesses, says FSB
Slow broadband is the biggest obstacle for many small businesses which want to do business online as more than 25% of the SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises) could access to less than 2Mbps broadband speeds, the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) said in its ‘Small businesses and online trading’ report. more »
Businesses in West Sussex unhappy with broadband speeds
Nearly 9 out of 10 businesses in West Sussex County are not happy with their broadband services, a survey by the West Sussex County Council has revealed.
Slow speeds remain to be a concern for most of the business broadband users in the region, according to the study. more »
Three fourths of UK small businesses use residential broadband
Nearly three-fourths of SME’s in the UK do not use business broadband services, the latest TalkTalk Business survey shows.
The study also finds that half of the small and medium sized businesses could not find any difference between residential broadband and business connection which is designed to offer improved speeds in peak hours. more »
Aquiss extends free installation offer on business broadband packages
Business Service Provider Aquiss has extended its FREE activation/migration offer on all its fibre based (fttc) 40Mbps, business broadband packages. The offer will help customers to save up to £100, the ISP has claimed.
Business broadband products from Aquiss offer 40Mbps download speeds (minimum guarantee of 12Mbps speed), 10Mbps upload speeds, unlimited downloads (during off-peak hours) and a choice of either a single IP or a no-NAT /29 range of IPs. more »
87 percent of UK businesses have broadband connection
Around 87% of UK businesses have broadband connections while 6.8 million UK employees use internet at their work places, the latest survey from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows.
More than three-fourths of firms with more than 10 workers have online presence via their websites. However, just 15% of them reported online sales, according to the ONS research. more »
