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Gigabit, ultrafast and superfast explained
Gigabit capable means a connection of 1Gbit/s is available, through full fibre (fibre all the way to the home) or upgraded cable. Ultrafast means at least 300Mbit/s. Superfast means at least 30Mbit/s, usually fibre to the street cabinet with copper to your door. If you can't get 10Mbit/s you can request a better connection under the Universal Service Obligation.