Around 63 percent of the Island has now made the switch to fibre broadband.
That's according to Manx Telecom chief executive Gary Lamb.
He says this figure puts the Island ahead of other similar jurisdictions.
However, Mr Lamb adds the remaining 37 percent of the rollout will likely be slower, as people can take time to sign up for fibre installations.
Island hosting major maritime conference this week
A huge event this week will see business leaders from the maritime sector gathering together.
Island students win award for innovative soil product
A team of Island students have won the Sustainable Innovation Award at an entrepreneurial event in Latvia.
Regulator streamlines rules on financial penalties for individuals
The Island's gambling regulator says it's streamlined new regulations that would allow it to take action against individuals as well as companies.
Commissioners say developer's withdrawn from tennis facility plans
Onchan commissioners say a developer's pulled out of creating a padel tennis facility.
Last chance to sign up for KPMG fundraising relay
There's still time to register your team for a fundraising relay run along Douglas promenade this week.
Popular sunflower field hopes to re-open next month
A sunflower field in the north of the Island has shared an update on its annual opening.
Royal assent for neonatal leave law
New laws which would see parents get time off work if their children are getting neonatal intensive care have been given Royal Assent.
Manx Telecom's takeover won't mean redundancies
Manx Telecom's chief executive says the takeover by Jersey Telecom and CVC is about corporate growth, and not redundancies.
