Corporate/SME Internet

Dedicated Internet Access (DIA): DIA provides a dedicated internet connection for a business, offering consistent high-speed performance and reliability. It's ideal for businesses that require high bandwidth and reliability for activities like cloud computing, video conferencing, and data backups.

Ethernet Services: Ethernet services, such as Ethernet over Copper (EoC) or Ethernet over Fiber (EoF), provide high-speed connectivity for businesses with large data transfer needs. Ethernet services offer scalable bandwidth options and low latency, making them suitable for businesses with demanding network requirements.

Fiber Optic Internet: Fiber optic internet delivers ultra-fast and reliable internet connectivity using fiber-optic cables. It offers symmetric upload and download speeds, low latency, and high reliability, making it an excellent choice for businesses that rely heavily on internet connectivity for their operations.

Virtual Private Network (VPN): VPNs allow businesses to securely connect remote offices and employees to their corporate network over the internet. VPNs encrypt data transmission, ensuring data security and privacy, which is especially important for businesses handling sensitive information.

Business-grade DSL/Cable: Some businesses may opt for business-grade DSL or cable internet connections, which offer higher reliability and priority support compared to residential plans. While not as fast as fiber optic or dedicated connections, business-grade DSL and cable can still provide sufficient bandwidth for many small to medium-sized businesses.

Wireless Broadband: In areas where wired internet infrastructure is limited or unavailable, businesses may use wireless broadband technologies like fixed wireless or 5G for internet connectivity. Wireless broadband offers flexibility and quick deployment, making it suitable for temporary locations or areas with challenging terrain.