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When choosing the right broadband for your business you need to select one that meets your requirements on reliability, sustainability and cost - without compromising on speed or capacity. At Midland Telecom we understand this, which is why we work with our customers to ensure they select the right package.

So, whether you're a small business that needs to send out a few emails and power its social media, or a big company with massive data requirements and cloud-based storage, we can help you select and manage the right broadband package for your needs.

Basic Broadband

Is ADSL Broadband suitable for my business?

Couple of Employees

Email Usage

Downloading Small
to Medium files

Internet Usage & Browsing

What is ADSL 2+ Broadband?

An evolution of the ADSL product ADSL2 and ADSL2+ is delivered on the 21CN network. According to BT these products reach 97% of businesses in the UK and is the only remaining ADSL product in the areas where it is available.

What speeds are available?

Speeds are restricted by location but can reach up to 24Mbps Download & 1.5Mbps Upload.

Key Points of your ADSL connection.

Low Monthly Costs
SIP suitable (depending on available speeds)
Up to 24Mbps Download Speeds
Remote Support

If you operate a larger workforce or require a stronger and faster internet connection, you may need Fibre Broadband.

Fibre Broadband

FTTC

(Fibre to the Cabinet)

Up to

80Mbps

Download

Up to

20Mbps

Upload

FTTC is an internet connection that is based on a combination of fibre optic and copper cable.

It is delivered to your premises via a copper Analogue/PSTN telephone line exactly the same as ADSL is. From the local cabinet or exchange it then uses fibre optic out onto the wider network enabling much faster speeds.

What speeds are available?

Speeds are restricted by location but can deliver speeds of up to 80Mbps Download and 20Mbps Upload.

FTTP/FTTH

(Fibre to the Premises)

Up to

330Mbps

Download

Up to

50Mbps

Upload

FTTP is fibre optic cable installed directly to your premises. This eliminates copper technology altogether to provide stable speeds and a more reliable service.