A leased line is a single fibre optic, dedicated line that runs from the telephone exchange seamlessly into your premises.
As you can imagine, this connection is reliable, and high-quality and allows booming businesses to continue to do just that.
The speeds for this line can be unbelievable, having the capability to deliver up to 10Gbps! You can define how much speed you require from a leased line to suit any personal requirements.
This is a completely uncontended line, so, you get what you ask for. As the speed doesn’t fluctuate because of other users, you have an unwavering assurance that the speed is there when you need it.
Advantages
- Fastest speeds available
- Connection remains strong in peak times
- Great support
- Reliable connection
Disadvantages
- Costs more than fibre
- Installation can take time
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