Fast business broadband solutions

Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) is a method of delivering high-speed internet service that utilises full-fibre optic cabling to connect directly from the local exchange to the your premises. This eliminates the use of traditional copper phone lines, enabling faster and more reliable data transmission. FTTP offers the fastest broadband speeds available, making it an ideal solution for businesses with heavy data usage and high-speed internet requirements.

 G.FAST is a technology that allows for faster internet speeds over traditional copper lines by using a combination of fibre and copper. It is similar to FTTC in that it uses a cabinet on the street, but it uses G.FAST technology to boost the speeds over copper lines. It is generally faster than traditional copper-based options like ADSL2+, but slower and less reliable than FTTP.

FTTC stands for Fibre to the Cabinet, which means that the fibre-optic cable runs to a cabinet on the street, and then uses traditional copper lines to connect to the customer’s premises. This allows for faster internet speeds than traditional copper-based options like ADSL2+, but it is generally slower and less reliable than FTTP (Fibre to the Premises).

ADSL2+ stands for Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line and it is a type of broadband that uses traditional copper phone lines to deliver internet service. It is generally slower and less reliable than fibre-based options like FTTC, FTTP and G.FAST. It is best suited for small to medium-sized businesses with lower internet usage needs.