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About our FTTH services
FTTH stands for "Fiber To The Home" and is a high-speed always-on Internet connection provided by a fiber-optic line to the user's home. Maximum connection speed is 1Gbps upstream and downstream (if a au Hikari Giga service). FTTH is a "best-effort" service, therefore factors including line conditions and Internet congestion will cause the speed to be lower: there is no guarantee for the actual speeds that will be achieved through use of these services.
>> The difference between FTTH and ADSL
One-stop FTTH
Apply for one of these ASAHI Net Courses and we will pass your application to the company providing the FTTH line (NTT East, NTT West or KDDI) - who will contact you about the installation date.
FTTH with FLET'S : ASAHI Net will charge for our Internet service, NTT will bill for their FTTH line and equipment.
au Hikari : ASAHI Net will charge for the combined KDDI au Hikari and ASAHI Net Internet service charge.
>> NTT East and NTT West prefectures
* New applications for the Hikari T-Series services are no longer being accepted.
To ASAHI Net Members Using the Hikari T-Series Home Service
Two-stop FTTH
If you apply for one of these ASAHI Net Courses you are not applying for a NTT FTTH line, you are applying only for an ASAHI Net account that will allow you to connect to the Internet through an NTT FTTH line that you have either already ordered through NTT or intend to order through NTT. ASAHI Net will charge for our Internet service, NTT will bill for their FTTH line and equipment.
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