I thought that's what I said Andrew? No Virgin fibre into flats, it stops at the node.

I'm talking about actual physical fibre not what Virgin call fibre

Again.. I'm not talking about Virgin cable, I'm talking about fibre, their fibre stops at the node its coax after that.

I'm not saying there are no Virgin cabled flats, I'm saying there are no Virgin fibre cables into flats, Virgin don't (apart from the odd trial) do FTTP its FTTN

True, was making sure it was clear that VM services were available, to the general reader, VM is fibre into their home

In reply to a post by GMAN98:

I'm talking about actual physical fibre not what Virgin call fibre

Also what BT call fibre! None of it [censored] is it seems in almost all cases.

What will FTTP be marketed as? Laserbeams?

BT Infinity^2 - powered by laserbeams!

This is OT.

In reply to a post by driz:

What will FTTP be marketed as? Laserbeams?

BT Infinity^2 - powered by laserbeams!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-13899...

You may not be far wrong.....

Don't get me started! That ship has sailed I think as even more ISP's are using FTTC now and branding it fibre.

I am happy using my FTTE link

lol,

Don't give ISP's new branding ideas!!!

if it mostly flats in that area it could be due to affluency?

still no change in leicestershire on the BT front, 1.6% enabled for FTTC or planned, 0% enabled or planned for FTTP. 34.2% enabled for VM cable.

In reply to a post by Chrysalis:

if it mostly flats in that area it could be due to affluency?

still no change in leicestershire on the BT front, 1.6% enabled for FTTC or planned, 0% enabled or planned for FTTP. 34.2% enabled for VM cable.

I doubt it's do do with affluency, they're some of the more expensive flats in the city.