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At Netlink Telecom, we believe in empowering our customers to make the most of the game changing technology.
Founded in 2015, Netlink Telecom Pvt. Ltd. We are building the first PAN India truly Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) broadband infrastructure that provides unbeatable speeds and a truly dependable network. The aim is to create a proactively monitored network that allows you to experience an ultimate video experience & services beyond web.
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Internet technology types
Not all internet connections are the same. Find out how different technologies affect the quality of internet service
5G
- Not all internet connections are the same. Find out how different technologies affect the quality of internet service
- 5G Home Internet isn’t compatible with all devices, and walls or other barriers can block signals.
Fiber
- With fast and reliable download and upload speeds, fiber is a popular internet choice.
- Fiber is unfortunately one of the least available internet types, covering only 40% of the U.S.
Cable
- Available to 89% of U.S. households, offers gigabit speeds and is one of the most reliable forms of internet service.
- Low upload speeds and slowed speeds during peak usage times can be an issue.
DSL
- DSL availability spans 89% of the U.S. and is known for relatively cheap plans.
- Available speeds max out at around 100 Mbps with DSL service.
Fixed Wireless
- Fixed wireless is also ideal for rural areas and does not have the high latency of satellite internet.
- Low speeds and data caps are downsides of fixed wireless internet.
Satellite
- Available throughout all 50 states, satellite internet is ideal for rural areas.
- Plans are likely to come with low data allowances, high latency and be more expensive than wired connections.