FULL FIBRE
How Fibre Works
Providing the fastest connection
There are three main types of broadband connection that link the local telephone exchange to your house:
ADSL
ADSL (asymmetric digital subscriber line) uses copper cables to a street-level cabinet or junction box and on to the house.
FTTC
FTTC (fibre to the cabinet) uses a faster fibre optic cable to the cabinet, but then copper cable from there to the house.
FTTP
FTTP (fibre to the premises) uses a fibre optic cable to connect to households without using any copper cable.
Latest News
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Billie Shepherd partners with TalkTalk to promote family wellbeing as half of Brits say reliable connectivity is the key to a harmonious home
15 April 2024 -
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TalkTalk Wholesale Services officially rebrands as PlatformX Communications, challenging the status quo in the wholesale connectivity market
13 March 2024 -
Leadership changes – TalkTalk consumer business
05 March 2024 -
Demerger and Refinancing update
13 February 2024
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