Leading Local Network
- Fast and reliable connectivity with improved operational efficiency and real-time updates
- 2 Terabits of capacity to fuel your bandwidth needs across multiple locations, offering a private, scalable (up to 100 Gbps) network
- Six points of peering to keep your connection private
Proactive Security
- 24x7 monitoring of your network to provide maximum performance
- Network-based DDOS protection that detects and mitigates high bandwidth attacks and high packet rate-based attacks
- Network protection that responds automatically to halt malicious traffic within 3-5 seconds
Dedicated internet offers guaranteed bandwidth, ensuring your connection is uninterrupted and stable, with high throughput and low latency for critical applications across multiple locations. This is ideal if you need consistent speed and minimal delays.
Fioptics fiber internet, while also providing high-speed connections, may have variable throughput and performance due to shared bandwidth, making it suitable for businesses that can tolerate occasional fluctuations, but still require fast speeds.
When choosing between dedicated internet and Fioptics Internet, consider your business’ need for reliability and performance. Choose dedicated internet for guaranteed, consistent speeds, especially for critical operations. Opt for Fioptics Internet if cost-efficiency and reliable speeds are a priority.
Bandwidth refers to the maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over a connection in a given time, measured in Mbps or Gbps.
Speed is the actual rate at which data is transferred, influenced by bandwidth, network congestion, and other factors.
Bandwidth measures how much data can be transmitted at once, while latency is the time it takes for data to travel from its source to its destination, typically measured in milliseconds. High bandwidth doesn’t always mean low latency, as they address different aspects of connection quality. Since altafiber is the local provider, our bandwidth and latency almost always outperforms the competition.
Bandwidth is the theoretical maximum data capacity of a connection.
Throughput is the actual amount of data successfully transmitted, often less than the maximum due to factors like network congestion, latency, or hardware limitations.