Which Data Service is Best for your Business?
FTTP
- Speeds of up to 1000Mbps download
- Built with the future in mind
- Superior Bandwidth
- Highest internet transfer speed
- Down/upload data files at the same time
SoGEA
- Speeds of up to 80/20Mbps
- Ideal for VoIP
- Cheaper & easy to install
- Future-proof connectivity
- Full Support
- Great for a data only solution
- Reduce the risk of accidental ceases
G.fast
While a typical FTTP ultrafast connection requires a fair amount of additional infrastructure, G.fast uses much of the existing infrastructure, meaning an easier & faster rollout. You’ll still be sending & receiving data over copper wires, but the tech enables data to travel much quicker – think of G.fast as a supercharged FTTC connection.
- Speeds of up to 330/50Mbps
- Unlimited usage
- Uncontended service
- Low latency
- Available where FTTP isn't
FTTC
Fibre to the Cabinet is a type of broadband connection that uses a combination of fibre optic cables and copper cables to deliver internet to homes and businesses. It is a popular choice as it offers faster speeds than traditional ADSL copper-based broadband, but not as fast as with full fibre (FTTP) broadband.
FTTC is a good option for people who want faster broadband speeds without having to pay for the more expensive FTTP option. It is also a good option for people who live in areas where FTTP is not yet available.
- Speeds of up to 80/20Mbps
- Unlimited usage
- Uncontended service
- Low latency
- Available where FTTP isn't
