New build fibre only areas i.e. not even an ADSL2+ service

80% on 80/20 or slower
59% on 55/10 or slower

Perhaps the cleanest indication of what people are happy to buy given its the only network usually available.

In the areas we identify as Fibre First and have FTTP available around 4% on faster than 80/20
So 96% on 80/20 or slower - NOTE This may be FTTC or FTTP or ADSL2+
85% on 55/10 or slower
72% on 38/19 or slower

The ADSL is included when looking at Fibre First since for some they are going from Exchange Only to having a FTTP option, or a non VDSL2 cabinet.

Of course there is some uncertainty in the figures, but have seen the same sort of patterns over time, so these Q2/2019 figures are reasonable illustrations.

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

New build fibre only areas i.e. not even an ADSL2+ service

80% on 80/20 or slower
59% on 55/10 or slower

Perhaps the cleanest indication of what people are happy to buy given its the only network usually available.

In the areas we identify as Fibre First and have FTTP available around 4% on faster than 80/20
So 96% on 80/20 or slower - NOTE This may be FTTC or FTTP or ADSL2+
85% on 55/10 or slower
72% on 38/19 or slower

The ADSL is included when looking at Fibre First since for some they are going from Exchange Only to having a FTTP option, or a non VDSL2 cabinet.

Of course there is some uncertainty in the figures, but have seen the same sort of patterns over time, so these Q2/2019 figures are reasonable illustrations.

Thanks Mr S

In reply to a post by lockyatlrg:

I knew its much less of a percentage of premises can get it than actual getting it than BT's stats say... As I say it's a worthless tech..

I know of a G.fast pod where only 1 property is less than 100m away from it and there are no other properties within a radius of 300m. Sounds like the max possible take up on that pod is 1 property.

Edited by deleted (Wed 03-Jul-19 17:42:37)