Our managed, single-core fibre network designed to provide tenants with an optimised, future-ready data environment. It plays a key role in maximising financial returns for your Residential & Mixed Use development infrastructure, serving as its central nervous system.
As a licensed Carrier CoreFibre design and install Fibre to the Premises (FTTP), also known as Fibre to the Home (FTTH), to deliver high-speed internet, voice, and video services directly to residential and business premises.
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GPON networks are designed to support emerging technologies and services. By implementing GPON infrastructure, residential and mixed-use developments can stay ahead of technological advancements without significant upgrades.
As the demand for high-speed connectivity continues to rise, developers and property managers must ensure that their buildings are equipped with robust cabling infrastructure to meet the needs of tenants.
We have compiled a list of common questions that developers often have when implementing cabling solutions in Build to Rent projects. Explore the answers below to gain valuable insights and guidance on how to optimize your cabling infrastructure for seamless connectivity and tenant satisfaction.
GPON stands for Gigabit Passive Optical Network. It is a high-speed fibre-optic telecommunications technology that utilises passive optical splitters to deliver data, voice, and video services to multiple users in residential and mixed-use developments.
In a GPON network, a single optical fibre is used to serve multiple users by using passive optical splitters to split the signal into multiple channels. Each channel can carry data to individual users, providing high-speed internet, voice, and video services.
GPON networks offer several advantages, including high-speed internet, scalability for future growth, cost-effectiveness, reliability, future-proofing, enhanced property value, improved user experience, service bundling opportunities, reduced construction lead times, and eco-friendliness.
Access to high-speed fiber internet is considered a desirable amenity in modern living. Properties with GPON networks are more attractive to potential buyers and tenants, which can positively impact the property's value and marketability.
Yes, GPON networks are highly scalable and can support the growing bandwidth demands of modern technology. They can easily accommodate increased data traffic and emerging services without the need for significant infrastructure changes.
Yes, GPON networks are known for their reliability and stability. Fiber-optic cables are immune to electromagnetic interference, providing a stable and consistent internet connection with minimal downtime.
Integrating GPON infrastructure during the construction phase simplifies the installation process and reduces lead times. This can result in potential cost savings and ensure that the development is equipped with state-of-the-art connectivity from the start.
Yes, GPON networks allow service providers to bundle various services, such as internet, voice, and video. This bundling provides residents with convenient and cost-effective package options.
Yes, GPON networks are eco-friendly. They consume less power compared to traditional copper-based networks, contributing to a greener and more sustainable development.
GPON networks deliver high-speed and low-latency connections, enhancing the overall user experience for residents and businesses. This results in improved productivity and customer satisfaction.