Internet Connectivity

Business Internet Connection Types

Choosing the right internet connection depends on bandwidth needs, reliability requirements, and budget. PTG evaluates all options at your Triangle-area location and recommends the best solution.

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PTG Advantage

Carrier-Agnostic Connectivity Management

PTG does not sell internet service. We evaluate every option at your location and recommend the best fit.

Fiber Optic

Symmetrical speeds up to 10 Gbps with guaranteed SLAs. The gold standard for business connectivity. Best for organizations with heavy cloud usage and VoIP.

Cable Internet

Download speeds from 25 Mbps to 1+ Gbps over coaxial infrastructure. Cost-effective for small and mid-sized businesses with moderate bandwidth needs.

Metro Ethernet

Dedicated symmetrical bandwidth from 10 Mbps to 10 Gbps with carrier-grade SLAs. Ideal for data-intensive operations and multi-site connectivity.

DSL

Internet over existing telephone copper lines. Dedicated bandwidth not shared with neighbors. Suitable as a primary connection for light use or backup connection.

T1 / Fractional T1

1.544 Mbps dedicated symmetrical bandwidth with guaranteed SLAs. Legacy technology suitable for specific low-bandwidth dedicated applications.

T3 / DS3

44.736 Mbps dedicated bandwidth equivalent to 28 T1 lines. Legacy technology largely replaced by metro Ethernet and fiber.

FAQ

Questions Answered

Which internet connection type is best for my business?

The best connection depends on your user count, applications, cloud dependencies, and budget. Fiber provides the best performance, cable offers good value, and dedicated connections guarantee bandwidth. Call 919-348-4912 for a PTG assessment.

Should we have redundant internet connections?

If your business depends on internet for revenue, VoIP phones, or cloud applications, redundant connections from separate carriers are strongly recommended. PTG designs automatic failover solutions.

Can PTG help reduce our internet costs?

Yes. PTG regularly helps businesses negotiate better rates, right-size bandwidth, and eliminate unnecessary services. Our carrier relationships ensure competitive pricing.

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Get the Right Internet Connection

Contact PTG for a free connectivity assessment at your Triangle-area location.