GO will launch Fibre-To-The-Home (FTTH) in the coming weeks, giving more than 33,000 households in Malta the opportunity to start experiencing the next generation of internet services this year.

More than 17,000 homes, located mostly in Sliema and the St Julian’s and Lija areas are already able to access FTTH connections which can vastly improve speeds and data capacity.

This enables new possibilities such as ultra high definition television, cloud services and high-end gaming.

Over a five year period, GO will be investing more than €50 million in the FTTH infrastructure to deliver GO fibre services nationwide.

GO CEO Yiannos Michaelides said: “GO fibre will become a reality in the coming weeks, marking the beginning of a step change in the way we use the internet…

“Both from a business perspective and for those looking for the ultimate home television and gaming experience, the possibilities of a true fibre internet connection are revolutionary and will change our lives for the better.”

GO internet subscribers who are already able to access a fibre connection can now switch their internet service to fibre, even if they choose to remain on their current internet plans, to future proof their homes for when faster internet speeds will be required.

Customers will also be able to select from an extended range of new superfast internet plans which GO would be announcing shortly.

 “As part of our strategy to upgrade our entire network range to next generation networks, the roll out of FTTH represents a very significant investment by GO which will future proof Malta’s internet infrastructure for the benefit of the whole country and ensures that Malta keeps pace with the rest of Europe,” Mr Michaelides said.  

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