A brand new UK ISP, YouFibre, is providing FttP in many UK cities. It's incredible being able to get a symmetric 1 Gbit connection for £30 pcm.
It's also incredible that, despite putting all their users behind CGNAT, they don't provide IPv6.
I mean technically they are no _worse_ than their major competition here (Virgin Media which has failed to move on IPv6 for 20 years, why start now). But it's baffling that a _new_ network would be built without IPv6 provision!
It's also incredible that, despite putting all their users behind CGNAT, they don't provide IPv6.
I mean technically they are no _worse_ than their major competition here (Virgin Media which has failed to move on IPv6 for 20 years, why start now). But it's baffling that a _new_ network would be built without IPv6 provision!