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13/12/2024

13/12/2024

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13/12/2024

Bandwidth Subscription Type Validity
50Mbps 25,000 Data 30 Days
100Mbps 45,000 Data 30 Days
150Mbps 60,000 Data 30 Days
50Mbps 120,000 Data 180 Days
300Mbps 100,000 Data 30 Days
50Mbps 240,000 Data 365 days
50Mbps + 300mins 27,000 Data + Voice 30 days
100Mbps + 450mins 48,000 Data + Voice 30 days
150Mbps + 450mins 63,000 Data + Voice 30 days
50Mbps + 2,800mins 138,000 Data + Voice 180

13/12/2024

Disadvantages of fiber optic internet
1. Reach
The biggest downside is reach. Only about 25% of US residents have access to fiber optic internet providers. Most are in big metropolitan areas.
2. Slow growth rates
Another drawback is slow growth rates. The push to install fiber optic cable internet to the rest of the country has slowed, thanks to the advent of 5G wireless internet. 5G will give us speeds 10 times faster than fiber optics - without wires. The major carriers are in a race to roll out 5G. Most have pulled back their ambitious fiber plans or abandoned them.
3. High prices
Finally, the prices are higher. Fiber optic costs started out screamingly high because of the cost of installing new infrastructure. Nowadays those prices have come down some. So while fiber optics will cost a bit more vs cable or DSL, you may pay only $10 or $20 more per month.

13/12/2024

4 advantages of fiber optic internet speed
1.Speed
Fiber optic internet speed is 1 Gbps. That’s 10 to 20 times speedier than the 50 to 100 Mbps cable most of us know now. For a concrete fiber optic vs cable internet speed comparison, see the list below. It shows how long it takes to download a 2-hour movie on fiber optic vs cable internet.
Time to download a 2-hour HD movie:
Fiber optic internet speed 1 Gbps: 40 seconds
Cable internet speed 100 Mbps: 7 minutes
DSL speed 25 Mbps: 30 minutes [3]
4G LTE speed 35 Mbps: 25 minutes
5G internet speed 10 Gbps: 4 seconds [4]
2. Reliability
We’ve all had it happen. You’re watching The Incredibles with the kids and suddenly Bob Parr’s face gets blocky. He freezes in mid air. Is it a diabolical freeze ray? No, it’s your slow cable internet connection. Your 4-year-old says, “Daddy, why did it stop?”
The truth is that your cable connection should be fast enough to stream video without interruption, but peak traffic overloads the wires. That’s where fiber optic internet vs cable speed differences get obvious. Fiber optics can handle more users and more data at consistently higher speeds.
Another bonus? Fiber optic cable internet doesn’t need energized lines, so it’s not as prone to outages as cable internet. As long as the fiber optic cable stays intact, it can keep delivering your bits and bytes even when the lights are out [5].
3. No throttling
Have you ever noticed the power goes out just when you need it most? On a hot summer Sunday for instance, when you really, really want your air conditioner to work? That’s because those hot days overload our powerlines. Everyone is maxing out their A/C at the same time.
The same thing happens with our cable internet systems. Internet providers use “throttling” to prevent those outages. At peak times, your ISP may lower your cable speed from 100 Mbps to 20 or lower to ration their service. Fiber optic internet speed doesn’t throttle because it’s less susceptible to overload.
4. Same speed for download and upload
“I downloaded this movie in 3 minutes but it took 3 hours to upload.” If you’ve ever said that, you’re not alone. Cable internet has different speeds for download and upload, and upload speeds are a lot slower. That’s based on how people use the internet. Most of us do a lot more downloading than uploading, so internet providers give most of their bandwidth to downloads.
With fiber optic internet speed, that slow upload time goes out the window. Because there’s no worry of overloading the system, fiber optic internet providers can give equal shrift to uploads and downloads alike. That makes it easier to share files and work from home with fiber optic cable internet service.

13/12/2024

Types of fiber optic cable internet

1.FTTH or FTTP: “Fiber To The Home” or “Premises.” This is the fastest, most reliable fiber optic connection because the fibers come straight to your door

2.FTTC: “Fiber to the Curb.” This gets the fiber to the utility pole outside your house, but uses coaxial cable from there. The short length of copper wire is a bottleneck

3.FTTN: “Fiber To The Node” or “Neighborhood.” The fiber optics get to within one mile of your house. A longer trip through metal wires make this the slowest of the three options

13/12/2024

WHAT IS FIBER- OPTIC INTERNET

Fiber-optic internet, also known as “fiber,” is a cutting-edge internet technology that utilizes tiny glass strands to transmit data via light. These strands stretch across cities, states, and countries to deliver lightning-fast internet speeds to homes and offices. Fiber cables can be hung from utility poles or buried underground, and they’re connected directly to your home or business to deliver internet speeds that are significantly faster than traditional copper-wired internet.

13/12/2024

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