Connectivity and Networking Solutions

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Business broadband is an internet connectivity solution based on familiar, residential infrastructure, but with enhanced download and upload speeds, increased reliability and technical support, making it more appropriate for home and hybrid working.”
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“text”: “With Ethernet solutions, your device is physically plugged into a network, so you’re not vulnerable to interference issues, like you are with Wi-Fi, which relies on signals. However, if many of your staff are going to be working from home all or some of the time, business broadband may be a better solution for you.”
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“text”: “Ethernet is the standard way of connecting computers on a network via a wired connection. They can provide reliable connections that are cost-effective and simple to set up compared with some other connectivity solutions.”
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“text”: “Ethernet over Fibre to the Cabinet is a super-fast Ethernet connection which uses the copper infrastructure from your FTTC connection. Most businesses with broadband will be using FTTC connections, so upgrading to EoFTTC is a pretty simple job and, once installed, you can enjoy superior bandwidth for a much lower cost compared with traditional ethernet.”
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“text”: “With business broadband, you don’t have a dedicated connection and you have to share your bandwidth with users, so speeds are variable and issues can take longer to repair. Whereas a leased line is a dedicated connection between the local exchange and your premises, which leaves you with an undisturbed connection, outstanding speeds and shorter repair times.”
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