What is the physical wiring coming into your house made of?
Because there is no way you are getting 120 mbit's through telephone copper. If it's not fiber then you're on HFC which means shared coax. In which case, well, that's not happening here because you'd still have to run coax to millions of premises. The type of wiring is not the expensive part.
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I am an expat Australian living in London.
Here in Belsize Park I have access to Virgin Media, which is fibre to a closeby yet remote center nearby (FTTN).
This is easily good enough for me on the 120Mbit plan. I often get 12 MB/s with suitably fast peers.
So I reckon that FTTN would be just fine.
What is the physical wiring coming into your house made of?
Because there is no way you are getting 120 mbit's through telephone copper. If it's not fiber then you're on HFC which means shared coax. In which case, well, that's not happening here because you'd still have to run coax to millions of premises. The type of wiring is not the expensive part.