Full Fibre Broadband

In January 2027, the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) is due to be disconnected by Openreach. As a result, every UK business will need to move to full fibre broadband such as FTTP or else face a communications blackout.

However, switching to full fibre broadband won’t just future-proof your business in time for the PSTN Switch Off, there’s plenty more business benefits that come with FTTP.

Business benefits of full fibre broadband

High Speeds:

FTTP offers unparalleled internet speeds, allowing for lightning-fast downloads, smooth streaming of 8k video content and virtually instantaneous uploads.

Low Latency:

Fibre optic cables transmit data at the speed of light, resulting in minimal delay in transmission.

Reliability:

Fibre optic cables are less susceptible to interference, signal degradation and inclement weather conditions meaning your business will benefit from greater reliability if you opt for full fibre broadband.

Scalability:

Full fibre broadband infrastructure is highly scalable and is capable of supporting increasing bandwidth demands and emerging technologies. Choosing FTTP means you can enjoy fast and reliable internet speeds even if your data requirements continue to grow.

Symmetrical Speeds:

FTTP offers symmetrical speeds which means your upload and download speeds are equally as fast. This is hugely beneficial for things such as cloud storage, video conferencing and online backups.

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As the demand for high internet speeds continues to grow, FTTP is poised to play a central role in shaping the digital landscape and driving innovation across various industries.

Every business needs to get online – whether that’s to make purchases, download important documents, research its competition or to simply stay in touch with its customers, suppliers and people.

Businesses operate differently but you can almost guarantee that broadband will play a key part in most of their day-to-day activities. But, while almost all businesses require a broadband connection, they won’t all require the same type of broadband.

We understand that which is why we offer a range of business broadband solutions to cater to every business, in every industry, of any size. As one of the UK’s largest independent suppliers of business broadband, we not only offer our customers a range of varying connections – we also offer them a choice of provider. What’s more, our independent status also means we’ll get them the best possible price on their business broadband product.

In the rare occasions where things might go wrong, we also offer 24/7/365 friendly UK-based support and competitive service level agreements (SLAs).

Whatever size your business is, we’re big enough to cope yet small enough to care.

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What is full fibre broadband (FTTP)?

Full‑Fibre Broadband, also known as Fibre‑to‑the‑Premises (FTTP), delivers internet directly to your home or business via optical fibre cabling — no copper involvement. This modern technology outperforms hybrid solutions (like FTTC), offering ultrafast speeds, exceptional reliability, and minimal latency.

Why full fibre broadband is a game‑changer

• Ultrafast Speeds: Packages range from 100 Mbps to over 1 Gbps, supporting high‑definition streaming, gaming, and large file transfers effortlessly
• Rock‑Solid Reliability: With fibre end-to-end, you won’t experience slowdowns during peak times. It’s great for streaming 4K or hosting video calls without buffering
• Future‑Proofed Infrastructure: Fibre networks are designed to scale. You can upgrade your speed later—up to multi-Gig—without re‑wiring your premises
• Symmetrical Upload/Download Performance: Business users benefit from equal upload and download speeds, making backups, cloud work, and video conferencing seamless

UK rollout & availability

• The UK aims to reach 85% full‑fibre coverage by 2025, with 30 million premises targeted by 2030
• Providers like Openreach, CityFibre, Nexfibre, Hyperoptic, WightFibre, and others are expanding rapidly
• Over 15 million UK premises passed as of early 2023 – up from less a few years ago

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