What is the difference between optical fiber broadband and traditional copper cable broadband?

Copper cable broadband uses copper wire to enter the home, which will be limited by electromagnetic interference and transmission distance, and the internet access speed is limited, generally below 8M;

Fiber-optic broadband adopts Fttp, and the Internet uses optical signal transmission, which is free from external interference, stable access to the Internet, no distance limit, and the network speed can easily reach 100 megabytes or even higher, making it easier to upgrade the network speed, enjoying it without diversion, and not affected by the peak hours of the Internet.