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Hello everyone,
I reside in Islington, London, and my residence is conveniently situated just 50 meters away from the Lower Holloway Exchange. My flat is part of a larger, older housing estate, but my specific block is relatively new, having been built in December 2007. It comprises two stories with two houses and two blocks of flats.
I've been eagerly awaiting the availability of FTTP (Fiber to the Premises) for quite some time now and have been exploring alternative options. While there haven't been many providers in the area, HyperOptic seems to be actively expanding, albeit possibly facing challenges due to the estate's infrastructure. Despite this, there's still uncertainty about when FTTP will become accessible.
Recently, I came across Amvia, a company offering a lease line or a Fibre Light connection. I must admit, I'm not entirely sure what a Fibre Light line entails. I've attached the quotes they provided for reference.
Could someone please shed some light on what exactly a Fibre Light connection is and whether it's suitable in terms of latency?
Upon reviewing the prices, I found them to be reasonable, especially considering that Amvia already serves customers in close proximity to my flat.
Attached are some pictures and the quote slide for your reference.
Any assistance or insights would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
I reside in Islington, London, and my residence is conveniently situated just 50 meters away from the Lower Holloway Exchange. My flat is part of a larger, older housing estate, but my specific block is relatively new, having been built in December 2007. It comprises two stories with two houses and two blocks of flats.
I've been eagerly awaiting the availability of FTTP (Fiber to the Premises) for quite some time now and have been exploring alternative options. While there haven't been many providers in the area, HyperOptic seems to be actively expanding, albeit possibly facing challenges due to the estate's infrastructure. Despite this, there's still uncertainty about when FTTP will become accessible.
Recently, I came across Amvia, a company offering a lease line or a Fibre Light connection. I must admit, I'm not entirely sure what a Fibre Light line entails. I've attached the quotes they provided for reference.
Could someone please shed some light on what exactly a Fibre Light connection is and whether it's suitable in terms of latency?
Upon reviewing the prices, I found them to be reasonable, especially considering that Amvia already serves customers in close proximity to my flat.
Attached are some pictures and the quote slide for your reference.
Any assistance or insights would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.























