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A dedicated Internet connection is a fixed-bandwidth connection that runs directly to a single household. When you have a dedicated connection, you essentially own your own bandwidth and will rarely (if ever) experience downtime.

A dedicated Internet connection is a fixed-bandwidth connection that runs directly to a single household. When you have a dedicated connection, you essentially own your own bandwidth and will rarely (if ever) experience downtime.

Unlike broadband, dedicated internet access comes with service level guarantees (typically 99.999% guaranteed uptime).Whereas broadband advertises and provides faster download than upload sppeds, dedicated access provides the same speed in both directions.

Dedicated internet access (DIA) is a private connection between your business and the web. With DIA, unlike regular broadband service, your business doesn't have to compete with other subscribers for bandwidth. That means you can enjoy upload speeds that are just as a fast as download speeds no matter the time of day.

If the Internet is at all important to your business operations, and you do anything that utilizes high bandwidth, DIA should be on your radar as a good option.If the Internet is mission-critical to your business and downtime can cost you, dedicated Internet is a must.

Dedicated Internet access provides guaranteed bandwidth at all times. Shared Internet access provides bandwidth up to a specified level, and bandwidth is shared among all subscribers.

A shared internet connection means that all bandwidth is split among all users and devices. With many people connected at any given time, the bandwidth becomes stretched over all of them. A dedicated internet connection is a connection that is dedicated to one user.

A dedicated Internet connection is a fixed-bandwidth connection that runs directly to a single household. When you have a dedicated connection, you essentially own your own bandwidth and will rarely (if ever) experience downtime.