What amuses me is CityFibre advertise a
guaranteed committed rate, but the A&A figures suggest the guarantee is essentially a GPON split in 32 (in fact, for the 160Mbps tier, the guaranteed speeds are needlessly even lower!).
Given all the talk on this forum of how statistical contention works out fine in the real world, I find it interestingly that CityFibre aren't willing to guarantee that in the real world, the contention will be lower than the theoretical maximum, on a fully subscribed PON.
Exactly, the national access product makes sense. It's just weird it doesn't cover Scotland. Especially when, check this out, the product has a
PoP in Edinburgh.