The market looks uncertain for Sky , TalkTalk and Cityfibre ’s Fibre - to - the - Home ( FTTH ) technology , a joint venture that was launched amid a blaze of publicity in 2014 , as it inches towards adoption of Phase One . The project , which set out to test new ways of deployment , has - TalkTalk figures suggested in 2015 - covered 3,328 homes in York . However , the silence from all three partners regarding further progress and the commercial launch is confusing both customers and the media . OpenReach and wired Media have also targeted customers with their high - speed broadband , while BT ’s Dark Fibre and Cable Ducts technologies also remain inroads .
The future looks uncertain for Sky, TalkTalk and Cityfibre’s Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) technology, a joint venture that was launched amid a blaze of publicity in 2014, as it inches towards completion of Phase One. The project, which set out to test new means of deployment, has - TalkTalk figures suggested in 2015 - covered 3,328 homes in York. However, the silence from all three partners regarding further progress and the commercial launch is confusing both customers and the media. OpenReach and Virgin Media have also targeted York with their high-speed broadband, while BT’s Dark Fibre and Cable Ducts could also make inroads.