Connected devices will soon outnumber human beings by more than five to one. No wonder broadband speeds struggle to keep up.

As names, they seem innocuous enough. Sandworm Team, Telebots, Voodoo Bear and Iron Vi-king could have come from a harmless video game

“One day you’re cock of the walk, the next a feather duster.” The presenter Piers Morgan’s mantra could easily be applied to Netflix

At first glance, Wistaston Road could be a busy terraced street in any post-industrial northern town

WeLink CEO Natalie Duffield says connectivity and carbon emissions are entwined – if places can increase speeds, they can reduce unnecessary travel

The key features of many town and city centres haven’t changed in hundreds of years, a gift for our heritage and tourism industry

WeLink Communications UK is looking to partner with local authorities in towns and cities with patchy digital connectivity

Pioneering women from the fields of science, technology, engineering and maths have featured in a series of public artworks in Edinburgh

We all tend to think that those who live in the big cities enjoy the luxury of the best broadband speeds. But is it true?

We’re all looking for faster connection speeds. Whether we’re working from home, balancing zoom calls with gaming kids, or watching Netflix.