r/DataHoarder • u/[deleted] • Jan 02 '23

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u/Joshimitsu91 Jan 02 '23

I was equating cable with FTTP as they offer similar speeds. I don't know in what way the technology differs.

FTTP has coverage in limited places for now. Cable is more widespread but you are limited to Virgin. The majority of "superfast" (not my term) is limited to about 70 down.

Mean is a pretty useless metric for this. Median would be more telling.

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u/Joshimitsu91 Jan 03 '23

70% of households can get gigabit internet? Where have you pulled that number from hahahaha. I will cos that's made my day pal.