What Really Makes your Internet Fast ? When internet service providers advertise their services and network speed, they often boast about blazing-fast speeds—usually measured in megabits or gigabits per second. This figure, known as bandwidth, is a key selling point and is […]
What’s the Difference Between Bandwidth Vs Latency? Read Post »
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Enhancing Connectivity and Security in the Digital Age In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, businesses require robust and reliable connectivity solutions to thrive. One such solution is the use of static IP addresses, especially when bundled with advanced 4G and
How to get a static IP address for Mobile Internet 4G & 5G Read Post »
Wi-Fi has become an integral part of our daily lives, enabling us to connect to the internet wirelessly. Over the years, Wi-Fi technology has evolved significantly, with each new standard bringing improvements in speed, range, and efficiency. This article provides
WIFI 802.11 Speeds, Standards & Range: A Comprehensive Guide Read Post »
Many Australian companies have offices in each capital city of Australia. As Australia is a large country and continent the time it takes for Internet packets and data to travel between these capital cities is significant in todays IT reliant
Latency to Australian Capital Cities – Guide and Table Read Post »
What is broadband speed ? Broadband Speed is actually the Latency of a broadband link not the Bandwidth as often advertised. Internet Service Providers and the media continually confuse the general public by representing the network bandwidth or connection speed
Broadband Speed and Bandwidth – A Definitive Guide Read Post »
It is always a struggle to explain to our customers how our network differs substantially form other IPS’s especially the cheaper, residential targeted providers. It is not until a customer leaves the PIP network that they realize that PIP is
What is Wave2 ? Wave2 or 802.11ac is a new Wi-Fi standard offering up to 2167Mbps of wireless connectivity on the 5Ghz frequency band. This new standard was first introduced in 2012, but only really started to be adopted by
The national broadband builder is tracking well ahead of its service activation targets, seemingly defying concerns that a growing number of mobile-only households will undermine its business plan. Although the NBN builders are tracking ahead of schedule to the activation
