when can i get fibre

The availability of fibre internet depends on your location, as its rollout is a complex process involving planning, infrastructure building, and permissions. Fibre is not available everywhere yet, but providers are expanding coverage continuously. You can check if fibre is available or coming soon to your area by entering your postcode in fibre availability checkers from providers or local government websites. For example, in the UK, Openreach has connected 19 million premises and aims to reach 25 million by the end of 2026, but each area has its own build schedule. If fibre is not available yet where you live, you might be able to register your interest to get updates. In France, the government promised fibre for all by 2025, with a similar rollout still in progress, including financial aids for installation. So, the best way to know when you can get fibre is to check availability via fibre checkers from local or national providers specific to your country or region and sign up for updates if necessary. If you provide a specific location (postcode or address), I can help check fibre availability for that location specifically.