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The biggest benefits of Full Fibre

Welcome to the fibre optic cable era – it’s much faster and more reliable than copper cables. Also known as full fibre, with this type of connection the cable is run all the way into your home or business rather than just to the street (this is called Fibre To The Premises).

The upcoming landline switch off will necessitate you having a good broadband connection as your telephone lines, whether at the office or home will require this to work. Read our blog on the upcoming pstn switch off here.

Faster speeds

Full fibre offers speeds of up to 1000 Mbps (1 Gbps) – that’s 10x faster than the fastest copper-based networks. This speed allows you to download a full HD movie in just a few minutes or send large files from office to office in seconds.

Less downtime

  • Full Fibre is more reliable. Not only does it provide consistently fast speeds, but it’s also less likely to suffer faults.
  • It’s more resilient. Even if an issue does arise, outages are few and far between.
  • It’s more robust. Using the latest technology means it’s designed to withstand pretty much anything that gets thrown at it.
  • It’s future-proofed for years to come. With symmetrical upload and download speeds that are ideal for cloud storage, video conferencing, online gaming and other activities that require high-speed internet access both ways.

Cheaper in the long run

It’s possible to provide the same amount of bandwidth at a lower cost by deploying full fibre. Full fibre costs less over time because it requires less maintenance and replacement, whereas copper-based networks must be replaced every 10 years or so.

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How switching to Full Fibre is better for the environment

Most of us have a mission to look after the environment any way we can, you will be glad to know that a full fibre connection is more eco-friendly than other broadband technologies.

As the network runs on passive optical technology, it uses less power and produces less waste than copper wire networks. With fewer electrical components required for transmission, the hardware needed is smaller and easier to recycle. Even better – if you’re just replacing an old copper line with a new one made of fibre, you won’t have to dig up anything or tear down any poles. That means fewer trees being cut down, which also means fewer carbon emissions as well as lower maintenance costs.

Switching to Full Fibre will improve the way you use the internet

Full Fibre is the most advanced and reliable type of broadband, built on a fibre optic cable that carries internet directly to your door. Unlike older types of broadband, it’s not affected by distance from your local phone exchange. That means no matter where you live – whether you’re in a city or a rural village – Full Fibre can provide you with an exceptionally fast and reliable connection.

We’ve all become used to using the internet for different parts of everyday life, including video calling friends and family, sharing photos online or streaming our favourite TV shows as well as day-to-day business needs.

Switching to Full Fibre will make all these activities easier than ever before.

  • More speed: You’ll be able to download large files much faster than ever before.
  • More reliability: You’re less likely to experience delays or interruptions when making video calls in the office or with friends and family.

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The future of the UK’s office/home telephone network is changing…

For over a century we have been served by copper wires and analogue signals, that have delivered some of the most important phone conversations we’ve ever had in our business or with our family and friends.

But, like everything else as it ages, it’s no longer as efficient as it could be.

Replacement parts are hard to come by and failures occur, meaning it doesn’t provide the service that we need it to. Therefore, the analogue phone network will be retiring in 2025, with the stop sell process already being rolled out.

Making a call digitally will work in the same way your broadband does and by modernising the telephone network, we’ll be able to do more than ever before.

Switching to a digital phone line will also offer a greener, faster, and more reliable service. It could also save you some money, and with todays’ price hikes this is a welcome bonus.

Full fibre is being rolled out throughout the UK to cope with the new demand on digital so get ready for our fastest, most reliable connection ever!

This change affects both residential and business phone lines. If you don’t make the switch in time, your phone line and any devices connected to it might stop working.

To make this process as smooth as possible for you, we’re asking people to plan ahead so you’re ready to make the leap to a better–connected future with Deep Blue.

When you consider that 16 million lines and channels will need to be migrated to alternative products it’s worth starting to look at other options sooner rather than later.

Did you know that we can look after your home too!

Whether you are looking to switch your business or home, click below to see what’s available in your area.

The future is calling, and it’s time to pick up.