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(deleted) Fri 21-Oct-11 14:10:36
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Re: Hyperoptic Announce Prices for their 100Mb/s-1Gbp/s Serv


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St David's square E14 has just signed off on getting hyperoptic installed too


its the same place Lockes Wharf is the Development Name!!
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(Unregistered)Mon 21-Nov-11 13:51:18
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Re: Hyperoptic Announce Prices for their 100Mb/s-1Gbp/s Serv


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Any time line of rolling out in St David Square.. I will be moving in there soon.. and would not like to get on with a new operator like bt etc and directly move to high speed BB instead..
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(Unregistered)Mon 21-Nov-11 15:15:29
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Re: Hyperoptic Announce Prices for their 100Mb/s-1Gbp/s Serv


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75ms to US not unreasonable, and have seen Be users with pings to our servers in london with an average of around the 7ms mark, i.e. a lot lower than most ISP's
But only if they live within a specified distance, it's down to their points of presence PoP, & distance to that, nothing more,
Unfortunately for those who live north of the M25 we will never see sub 10ms to the same location, as they don't have PoP s in many other places , so is are a bit behind ,as other networks do have POP s up and down the uk


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(deleted) Mon 21-Nov-11 16:34:57
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Re: Hyperoptic Announce Prices for their 100Mb/s-1Gbp/s Serv


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In reply to a post by MrSaffron:
75ms to US not unreasonable, and have seen Be users with pings to our servers in london with an average of around the 7ms mark, i.e. a lot lower than most ISP's
But only if they live within a specified distance, it's down to their points of presence PoP, & distance to that, nothing more,
Unfortunately for those who live north of the M25 we will never see sub 10ms to the same location, as they don't have PoP s in many other places , so is are a bit behind ,as other networks do have POP s up and down the uk


I would suggest that distance to the servers themselves and any peering and transit is also an issue given we're talking about RTTs to servers. For better or worse most transit and peering is concentrated in London and the South East.
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