Cloud Gaming UK ISP ZYBRE Goes Live FullFibre Ltd’s FTTP Network
Broadband and Cloud Gaming ISP ZYBRE has just become the latest internet provider to hop on to FullFibre Limited‘s new wholesale network (Fibre Heroes), which is in the process of deploying a gigabit-capable Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) service to “at least” 500,000 UK premises by 2025 (they’re building across 80+ towns).
At present FullFibre Ltd’s network, which is being backed by multi-billion-dollar infrastructure investment fund Basalt, can be found in various towns across parts of Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire. As for ZYBRE, they’ve also made broadband packages available via various other FTTP networks, such as those from Openreach and MS3.
ZYBRE currently offers a single product option on the FullFibre network – the Gigafast 1Gbps package is £44.99 a month. This is charged with a £29 activation fee and includes a 12-month ZYBRE Rewards tastecard, enabling customers to receive discounts at thousands of UK restaurants, attractions, cinema trips, and more.
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Jonny Robinson, CEO at ZYBRE, said:
“It’s currently exciting times for ZYBRE and our new partnership with FullFibre certainly enables us to spread that excitement to the residents within the areas they serve, whilst also offering them something more, not only by way of services but also in terms of value-for-money.
Our aim since the start has been about helping to make residents life’s easier and more enjoyable, whether it was offering new customers a 12-month tastecard membership to help tackle the rise of living costs or aiding those who are looking to move property, by including a broadband calculator on Zoopla.
By any means, we’re very pleased to join FullFibre as a partner and progress our future plans and aim into the region.”
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I’m looking forward to Full Fibre going live in Malvern. Will order the next day. Got an openreach connection at 900/100 but looking forward to high speed uploads with full fibre.
Full fibre ran fibre cable past my house about 6 months ago and I’m still waiting for it to be finished for ordering.
In the meanwhile Openreach ran fibre cables about 3 months ago and I’m connected to them now. Funny thing was in the recent OpenReach fibre rollout map Malvern got bumped to the by Dec 26 group.
We’ve got them wiring up Bromyard at the moment. Have they had to put in many more poles to serve?
Haven’t seen them doing any pole work yet.
They promise so much as a newer entrant to the ISP market, though from my experience I would advise people to avoid them.
Paying for Gigabit service (Via openreach FTTP) but speeds stuck at 180Mbps download and 30Mbps upload – these speeds are available a lot cheaper from almost all other providers
7 weeks of complaining to Zybre and still no resolution!
The piggyback off Vodafone, if you run your postcode through the Vodafone broadband checker that is what you will get from them unless you live in KCOM area or one other smaller network based company. I left after 6 weeks as I too was on the gigabit but only got 200 meg. I have changed over to Aquiss and its night and day different.