globe fttr

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. The goal of FTTR is to provide a 1-Gigabit-per-second connection for whole home coverage as we move into Gigabit Homes. [caption id="attachment_332970" align="alignnone" width="579"] Image provided by Globe at Home[/caption] Huge houses with thick walls and multiple floors can be very tricky. 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. FTTR technology also brings a fiber connection to each key room in the house. Obviously, one of the main advantages of having an FTTR network is its 1-Gigabit-per-second speed wired mesh that covers the entire home. Since Globe is literally deploying wired fiber optics all over the house, you’ll get seamless coverage from anywhere inside! Read more in our articles including "Globe At Home Fiber-To-The-Room (FTTR): Your Ideal Intelligent Home WiFi Solution" and "Globe FTTR GFiber plans and how to apply".