Is superfast reliable internet access critical for your business? Local IT and Comms company comes to the rescue.

26th March 2014

For most businesses today not having consistent access to the internet at peak times can be disastrous.

So how do you ensure that you internet access is guaranteed and won't cost you a fortune? Locally based IT and Comms specialists, Central Technology is delighted to announce that it is now one of only handful of suppliers in the UK to be able to offer the newly launched Ethernet over Fiber to the Cabinet (EoFTTC), the SME's answer to affordable reliable superfast broadband. But what exactly is EoFTTC and why is it different? Richard Thompson, Central Technology's Sales Director explains 'This is a really exciting development on the market as it bridges the gap between traditional broadband services and full-fibre Ethernet services. In essence, this is an Ethernet-style service that runs using OpenReach's Fibre-To-The-Cabinet (FTTC) and allows customers to have a wide area Ethernet service but most critically without having to have expensive fibre laid to their premises. What makes this product appealing is its affordability and having a guaranteed fix time of 7 hours. It delivers speeds up to 80Mbps and offers guaranteed speeds even at peak times, as the lines are uncontended that means that you have your own line and don't have to share it with anyone else. This product can really help change the way in which businesses will be able to work and for many will be the life line to ensure that their business can survive the peaks and troughs of the internet connectivity.' If you would like to check what speed Central Technology can provide and if Fibre Broadband is available in your area then please proceed to our Broadband Speed Checker or call us directly to discuss your requirements. 0845 413 8888

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