Should You Switch to Fiber Internet This Year?
Broadband access has evolved from telephone lines to internet cables, and now to fiber optic access, which is by far the fastest transmission method.
Why upgrade to a full-fiber network? What are the benefits?
- Extremely fast experience—watch HD movies and TV shows at your leisure!
"Imagine your home internet speed jumping from 10Mbps to nearly 1000Mbps (that's 1Gbps)!"
Dr. Rob Joyce, Head of Customer Strategy and Innovation at Australia's National Broadband Network (NBN), noted that this means no more Netflix lags! You can stream 4K videos simultaneously on multiple TVs without any issues. Simply open a movie and start watching instantly—no. No more staring at the network spinning in circles!
- Download even large files in seconds! Enjoy low-latency gaming! Speeds increased by over 15 times!
Not only has the streaming experience improved, but upload and download speeds have also been significantly increased! Download a 30GB movie in just 4 minutes! Download a 128GB game in under 30 minutes!
For those living in remote areas, a high-speed, stable network makes remote work, online shopping, and even medical care more convenient and efficient.
- Weatherproof—8x improved stability!
The advantages of upgrading to full fiber are even more pronounced in extremely severe weather. Even in strong winds and heavy rain, a full fiber network maintains stable performance, ensuring your internet experience remains unaffected.
- Future-proof—Easily meet the demands of 4K/8K HD video and future AI applications!
With 4K streaming driving growing network demand, 8K video is not far off. At the same time, emerging applications such as AI and spatial video (360-degree panoramic video) are placing even higher demands on network bandwidth.
For example, spatial video viewed through the new Apple Vision Pro is estimated to require up to 100Mbps of bandwidth. These emerging technologies and services simply cannot be transmitted over legacy 3G copper lines! To ensure you don't miss any exciting moments, get yourself a full-fiber internet connection now!
Why is fiber the future broadband choice?
It's 2025, and living rooms are overflowing with smart home devices.
Traditional copper broadband (such as ADSL) is inexpensive, but it suffers from high transmission loss and is prone to congestion during peak hours, much like an old-fashioned water pipe, where the water flow is thin and slow. Fiber broadband, on the other hand, uses optical signals for transmission, offering fast speeds and low latency, easily accommodating multiple devices simultaneously accessing the internet.
When choosing broadband, consider your core needs first:
100Mbps bandwidth (data transmission capacity) is sufficient for daily streaming, but 500Mbps or above is required for 4K live streaming or large-scale online gaming. Smart home networking (connecting multiple devices) places even greater emphasis on stability, and fiber optic NAT penetration (network address translation) is highly efficient, preventing device disconnections.