A collection of articles related to Ethernet technologies and services.
On-Net Buildings Offer Fiber Deals - The importance of locating in an office building that is on-net for fiber optic services and how to locate those facilities.
Lower Gigabit Ethernet Prices Are Here - The move away from legacy telecom networks to IP networks combined with increased competition is making high bandwidth services more affordable.
FastE and GigE WAN Networks - Fast Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet Wide Area Network connections are now within reach for many business users.
How To Get Ethernet Internet Access - Ethernet Internet access for business locations offers high bandwidth at lower costs that other telecom solutions.
Fiber Optic Service Deals Nearby - Check for fiber lit buildings near your business location to get a better deal on large amounts of bandwidth.
You Should Have Metro Fiber Ethernet - Why the latest in fiber optic transport technology is the connectivity choice for most businesses and readily available.
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Ethernet FAQ:
Bandwidth to Support Convergence
Convergence means combining or converging voice, data and video
onto a single network. Enterprises usually need to expand their
LAN bandwidth and set up a QoS or Quality of Service priority
system to give priority to real-time streams such as telephone
calls or video conference feeds, which are more sensitive to network
delays than data transfers. Most often, the common protocol for
convergence is IP.