Fusion Connect offers broadband Internet coverage nationwide. We allow multi-location businesses the flexibility to use the internet service that best meets requirements at each individual site. Meet your bandwidth demands with a range of broadband speeds and technologies – including Asymmetrical Ethernet, Broadband Business Fiber, and Cable.
Bandwidth that handles your most demanding business applications and tasks. Speeds up to 1 Gbps. Services backed by industry-leading uptime and repair guarantees.
100% US-based expert technical support available every day, around the clock, from any location.
Alleviate the challenges associated with managing multi-vendor environments by working with one nationwide provider.
Affordable, dedicated bandwidth with business-class uptime guarantees.
Ideal for:High-speed access that is available extensively throughout the United States, at affordable price points.
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Broadband Business fiber offers high speed access over a 100% fiber network at a low cost. Available in many areas at both symmetrical and asymmetrical speeds.
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Get the WhitepaperThe best internet connection for a business depends on operational needs, user count, application type, and site location. Fiber optic is often preferred for its fast speeds, low latency, and scalability. It supports cloud-based platforms, video conferencing, VoIP, and large file transfers with consistent performance. Where fiber isn't available, high-speed internet via cable or 4G/5G/LTE can support small business operations with fewer users and less bandwidth demand.
Dedicated internet access offers guaranteed speeds and uptime, making it ideal for businesses requiring reliable connectivity for mission-critical applications. Static IP addresses, internet backup, and professional installation are often included with higher-tier business internet plans. Always check availability by business address and compare offerings from ISPs that specialize in business internet service.
The most common type of broadband connection is cable internet. It uses existing coaxial lines to deliver internet service to homes and businesses. Cable supports high-speed access suitable for video conferencing, phone services, and business Wi-Fi networks. Many internet customers choose cable due to wide availability and ease of installation, especially for small offices or new business setups.
While cable broadband is widely used, fiber internet is growing in select areas due to its higher actual speeds and lower latency. Businesses comparing internet solutions should evaluate internet speed needs, whether they require a wired connection or wireless setup, and how their internet service provider handles data caps or early termination fees. A reliable internet connection with a quality router and modem setup is key for real-time operations like point-of-sale systems and cybersecurity tools.
A broadband provider specifically offers high-speed internet access using technologies like fiber, cable, DSL, or wireless. Broadband refers to the method used to transmit large amounts of data quickly. These providers focus on delivering continuous, high-capacity internet connections for tasks like business Wi-Fi, point-of-sale systems, or video conferencing.
An internet provider is a broader term that includes any company offering internet access, whether through broadband or slower options like dial-up. Most modern internet providers are also broadband providers, but not all internet access is broadband. Businesses comparing options should match service types to their bandwidth and uptime needs.
The five main types of broadband vary in speed, reliability, and how they deliver service. Each serves different business needs depending on location, application type, and infrastructure.
Businesses should compare service types by location and operational requirements.
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