These types of broadband normally have a service installed at your office by a network provider. It's a physical cable that connects you to the outside world. Normal broadband, FTTC is pretty much a standard. FTTP is the newer and faster fibre broadband which Openreach is now rolling out nationwide. If you have slow broadband but need faster speeds, a leased line could be a choice. This is usually more expensive than FTTC / FTTP but has a much better uptime and faster response time if something goes wrong.

4G and 5G networks have started to be installed in many businesses and for a very good reason. If your main telephone line which provides your broadband goes down, how long until it's resolved? What happens if your backup broadband line goes down too? This is where 4G and 5G comes in to play. Using one of these networks means you don't rely on your telephone line. In some cases, the speed you get on these networks could be faster than using a phone line. Why not see if we can provide you with a backup service over 4G or 5G today.