That's really a cool offering. Though I imagine that CityFibre will probably make use of CGNAT which can be limiting for certain activities like self-hosting and gaming. Do you know what they plan to do on this front? The article makes no mention of that.
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CityFibre is merely providing the infrastructure. It's up to the individual ISPs whether or not they use CGNAT (there's 35+ ISPs that use CityFibre's infrastructure).
There's a limited comparison list here of the more popular ones, but most of them don't seem to use CGNAT :)