#globe fiber to the room

If you've been wanting a fast and reliable internet connection, then I'm sure you've heard about fiber internet. In most cases, a fiber connection with a WiFi mesh network is enough, but if you're wondering if it can be better, yes, there is a better way. Globe recently announced that with their Globe At Home broadband service, they are now the first telco provider in the country, and the entire Southeast Asia, to launch the latest WiFi technology available — Fiber-To-The-Room or more commonly called FTTR. Currently, the most common method is to connect the home to a fiber line and then use WiFi mesh nodes to cover the rest of the house. You might get 100 Mbps speeds in the living room but that might degrade to just 50 Mbps in the bedroom. What is Globe At Home's Fiber-to-the-Room (FTTR) technology Without being too technical, Globe At Home Fiber-to-the-Room or FTTR technology employs a similar concept, but instead of the nodes connecting to each other wirelessly, they’ll be connected with physical wires. [caption id="attachment_332971" align="alignnone" width="608"] Image provided by Globe at Home[/caption] This completely eliminates the signal loss and internet strength you usually find with traditional mesh networks. Read more in our articles including "Globe At Home Fiber-To-The-Room (FTTR): Your Ideal Intelligent Home WiFi Solution" and "Globe At Home to launch fiber-to-the-room (FTTR) technology".