What kind of speed does your business need? For internet newbies, speed determines how fast your computer can download and upload various files. If you have a large file and slow internet, this could take hours or potentially even days. Your best bet for finding out your current speed is going to SpeedTest.net. If you can increase your productivity in a significant way through faster internet, you should start the process of finding a new provider. An important factor in this is something called the contention ratio. It basically means how many other users are on one connection at any given time. A good contention ratio is 50:1. We decided that’s too high even for our lowest tier of service and give a range between 35:1 all the way to 5:1. In this way, no matter if your business is large or small, we’ve got you covered. If you’ve got a large business, you’ll need a better contention rate as more people from your company will be using the internet at a time. These all factor into the top speeds you’re able to get.
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