DSL vs Cable
High-speed Internet services for businesses are NOT created equal. In fact, the differences between our DSL and what the local cable TV company may provide are substantial.
First, TDS DSL business customers don't have to share with their neighbors. Why is this important? Since cable Internet comes from a shared "pool" of capacity, the more users that are on the neighborhood Internet connection, the slower the cable speeds tend to be.
And if you're looking for reliable Internet service (and what business isn't?), consider how DSL and cable networks were originally designed. Telephone companies like TDS spent hundreds of millions of dollars and have decades of experience in developing reliable, two-way transmission systems like the Internet. Until 1996, virtually all U.S. cable systems were one-way video and audio delivery systems. Consider this: When was the last time your telephone service went out and for how long? Now think back to your last cable outage. How long was it out? Which connection do you want to trust your business with?
If you would like more information about TDS High-Speed Internet DSL for businesses, please contact TDS.