SKY Fiber

Yes, we do. SKY offers fiber-powered and fiber-to-the-home internet plans.

Fiber-powered – Fiber-powered means that SKY uses a combination of fiber optics and coaxial cable in delivering internet connection to your home. Fiber optics from the main source of signal, and coaxial cable going to the subscriber premises.

Fiber-to-the-Home – A technology that uses glass or plastic threads (fibers) to transmit data. It is better than copper wires (used by DSL) and coaxial cable. In FTTH areas where fiber is deployed up to the cable modem, the upload and download speeds are the same (symmetrical). This is more common in condominium buildings.

In both connections, SKY Fiber plans are available in varying speeds, whether as stand-alone or bundled with HD Cable TV. With our current offerings, SKY Fiber has a plan suitable for every household, big or small.

Fiber optics are immune to many environmental factors, making it more reliable than coax. It can also carry more data, allowing you to connect multiple devices and do several internet activities all at the same time.

SKY Fiber offers internet speeds starting at 10Mbps to Ultra High Speeds of up to 200Mbps. We have a wide variety of unlimited data plans available depending on you or your family's internet requirements and budget.

A Fiber connection 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. A Fiber connection provides a more smooth and reliable internet experience. DSL uses a material (copper wires) where data cannot travel as quickly as through fiber and this material experiences interference from nearby power lines, radio, rain and humidity.

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.

Getting a Public or Private IP depends on the plan that you will be subscribing to. Our Fiber plans can be used by either Public or Private IPs.