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FTTH and FTTO: definition

FTTH (Fiber To The Home) and FTTO (Fiber To The Office) are fiber accesses. FTTH is consumer fiber: high but shared bandwidth, no restoration guarantee. FTTO is dedicated business fiber: guaranteed symmetric bandwidth, restoration-time guarantee and SLA.

In practice

For critical professional use, FTTO (or a dedicated link) is preferable to FTTH despite the cost, because it guarantees bandwidth and restoration. DataColoc helps qualify eligibility and compare access offers by address.

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