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London broadband coverage on WindowsForum.com focuses on the capital's fast-moving fibre market and what it means for households weighing upgrades. A recurring example is Community Fibre's 8.5Gbps symmetric XGS-PON service, installed at a Beckton home in east London at £300 per month on a 24-month contract. Discussion separates genuine technical milestones from marketing claims, noting that such speeds are not widely available and rarely practical for typical homes. The tag suits readers tracking London-specific ISP launches, pricing, availability gaps, and the real-world value of multi-gigabit connections.
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    Community Fibre 8.5Gbps Costs £300, Availability Unclear

    Community Fibre has connected a home in Beckton, east London, to an 8.5Gbps symmetric fibre service advertised at 8,200Mbps down and up, with a £300 monthly price on a 24-month contract. The installation on September 16 is a significant technical milestone for the provider’s residential XGS-PON...