What is Fiber to the Premise (FTTP)?
Understanding Fiber to the Premise Internet
Fiber-to-the-Premise (FTTP) is the gold standard for internet connections. Unlike DSL or cable, it delivers ultra fast internet directly to your home or business using fiber optic cables that transmit data at the speed of light. With FTTP, the fiber runs all the way to your building not just to the neighborhood ensuring the fastest and most reliable connection possible.
With FTTP, What Do You Get?
Symmetrical Speeds
Uploads are just as fast as downloads. Perfect for video calls, cloud backups, and gaming.
Reliable Connectivity
Fiber is far less affected by weather, electrical interference, or distance than copper lines.
Future-Proof Technology
Fiber can handle today’s streaming, remote work, and smart homes — and tomorrow’s innovations.
Unlimited Potential
Unlike cable, fiber won’t slow down when your neighbors are online.
Why Choose Fiber Over Cable, Satellite, or DSL?
Fiber FAQs
What is the difference between fiber and cable internet?
Cable internet uses copper lines, which were originally built for TV. Fiber uses glass strands that carry data using light signals. That means faster speeds, more reliability, and no slowdowns during peak usage.
Will fiber internet make my Wi-Fi faster?
Fiber delivers a stronger, faster connection into your home. To get the best Wi-Fi experience, you’ll want a modern router and strong in-home Wi-Fi setup — but yes, fiber dramatically improves your base internet speed and reliability.
Is fiber internet really more reliable?
Yes. Because fiber uses light instead of electricity, it’s less prone to outages caused by weather, distance, or electrical interference. That’s why businesses, schools, and hospitals rely on fiber.
What speeds can I get with fiber?
LCI offers plans with symmetrical speeds starting at 100 Mbps and going up to gigabit service — fast enough for everything from streaming 4K video to backing up huge files in seconds.
Does fiber internet cost more than cable?
Fiber plans are often similar in price to cable but offer significantly better performance and reliability. With unlimited data, symmetrical speeds, and local support, fiber provides much greater long-term value.