Thread: 120M VM fibre to the home
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Old 12-01-2016, 21:51   #5
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Re: VM fibre to the home

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Originally Posted by rhyds View Post
Can I just check that I'm right in thinking that apart from the 1Gbit trial areas VM don't do fibre to the home? And that pretty much every in to the home TV/Internet connection is coax?
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Originally Posted by DJSADERS View Post
Yup
Actually it all depends what you mean by Fibre to the Home.

Virgin have started network additions using FTTH technology.

http://about.virginmedia.com/press-r...roadband-boost

The main advantage for this currently is that it allows less disruption during the build, as the full fibre install allows for narrow trenching.

These installs include a Fibre to Coax box at each house (basically a smaller version version of what other areas have further 'upstream' in a street cabinet), and the internal install is still currently coax. This allows for the same broadband and TV kit to be installed as any other Virgin Media area.
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