SKY Fiber

Yes, we do. SKY offers fiber-powered internet plans at different speeds that you can avail as a stand-alone service or bundled with HD cable or other SKY services.

Fiber-powered means that SKY uses both fiber and cable to deliver internet connection to your home. Download and upload activities are faster than the usual DSL connection found in the market today and other online activities, such as video streaming, become seamless.

Yes, there are different types of fiber connections, depending on the distance from the Service Provider to your home.

• Fiber to the Curb (FTTC)
  is a type of fiber connection from the service provider to the street curbs near the homes
• Fiber to the Home (FTTH)
  is a type of fiber connection from the service provider directly to one's home

SKY offers internet speeds starting at 5Mbps to Ultra High Speeds of up to 200Mbps. SKY has a wide variety of unlimited data plans available depending on your or your family's internet usage requirement as well as budget. You can also avail it as a stand-alone or bundled with cable and other SKY services.

Yes. Fiber connections use better materials and technology that enables faster internet speeds and a more reliable and stable connection.

Fiber uses a better material (wires made of glass) that enables faster transfer of data and provides more reliable connection because it resists interference from power lines, radio, rain and humidity. Fiber provides a more smooth and reliable internet experience.

DSL uses a material (copper wires) where data cannot travel as quickly as through fiber. Also, the material experiences interference from nearby power lines, radio, rain and humidity.

There will be no increase in your monthly service fee now that SKY is offering fiber-powered plans. Upgrading our network facilities is part of our commitment in delivering you better internet experience.

All areas within our coverage is fiber-powered while a few condominiums have fiber-to-the home connections.

The download and upload speeds are the same or symmetrical in areas where fiber-to-the home is available. In areas with fiber to the curb connections, the download and upload speeds are different or asymmetrical. In most cases, the download speeds are higher and the upload speeds are lower.