

Comparing the two approaches
BT Retail’s latest ‘fibre’ broadband service is being branded Infinity. BT’s services use Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) technology. This is where fibre is routed to a green cabinet, and your copper telephone line connects to this. In this respect, we’re different because we use wireless technology for the final mile compared to copper.
Wessex Internet’s service has as much fibre as BT’s “Fibre broadband” but we’re choosing not to mislead our customers by calling it fibre broadband.
Why ours is better
– Our services go further and faster.
– Our services are being deployed in rural very low populated areas.
– Our services are installed and supported by locals, for locals.
– Our services aren’t restricted by Exchange-only lines.
– Our customer support is based in the UK.
Microwave to the Mast technology
Where we expand into regions further afield, we use MTTM, or Microwave to the Mast technology.
We still offer the same high speeds and low latency connections as with our FTTM technology, and all MTTM back hauls support end user connections of at least 30 Mb/s down and 10 Mb/s up, and most support up to 50 Mb/s.
Worth the wait. The service is so much faster and more consistent than we were getting with standard fibre.