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Discussions over the future of broadband in the UK have resulted in additional pressure on the government to push ahead with a national fibre to the home network, according to reports.

Merging data and voice communications services is set to become a key part of business strategy next year, it has been suggested.

The 24-hour information service from the National Health Service (NHS) has brought its 36 contact centres together on the same network using VoIP.

High-speed broadband services have spread successfully across the UK as consumers choose to take advantage of fast web connections.

The acceptance of voice over internet protocol (VoIP) and session initiation protocol (SIP) services by fixed and mobile network operators has been predicted to create £73 billion worldwide by 2012.

World famous department store Fortnum & Mason has upgraded its backroom IT services with a wireless local area network infrastructure.

Firms have been advised that London is the best place for them to set up shop as it has excellent communication systems, including voice over internet protocol (VoIP) services.

Voice over internet protocol (VoIP) calls have relied on either wired or Wi-Fi broadband connections up until now, but a study last week suggested that these services could begin to make use of 3G on mobile phones.

Financial services company Capital One has attributed its recent successes to a communications upgrade using VoIP.

More firms are making the decision to switch to voice over internet protocol (VoIP) services, according to new figures.