PCQ Broadband

Commonly known as the original “Broadband” – Asymmetrical Digitial Subscriber Line has been around for a while now, whilst revolutionary in it’s time, it’s maximum speed of roughly 24Mbps and reliance on twisted-pair copper phone line means it’s being very rapidly phased out in favour of faster, higher-performance services.

There is still room, however, for this type of service, for those unable to currently get better services. This type of connection will require an active phone land line.

VDSL, or as it’s known in the UK: FTTC/Fibre to the Cabinet, is a common method for connections in urban areas, as it allows for the existing copper telephone lines to still be used. Speed is still limited to under 100Mbps, but is still miles faster than ADSL could ever offer. Also referred to as “Superfast”.

This type of connection will also require an active phone land line.

Fibre to the Property/Premises is the gold standard in current connectivity. Utilising high-end fibre-optic technology from node to home, speeds of up to 1000Mbps (AKA Gigabit) are becoming increasingly commonplace. Commonly known as “Hyperfast”.

This type of connection uses its own technology and does not require a phone line.

Fibre-on-Demand (FoD) delivery on demand. Can be installed in some locations where areas have fallen outside of scope.

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Leased Lines are the best possible form of data delivery (internet) currently available. Speeds from 10Mpbs to 10,000Mpbs up and down matched – speeds are guaranteed, faults also include a 4-hour SLA – this is serious internet.

Pricing on Application.