Connectivity
Point to Point Internet Explained
Many businesses are exploring more secure internet options to improve their cybersecurity posture. Point-to-point internet (P2P or PTP) is a more secure alternative to broadband. Point to point connectivity joins networks by creating a direct connection between them. Point to point internet is increasing in popularity. The market is projected to hit $5 billion in 2023 from…
Read More65 Fascinating Broadband Statistics for 2026
Brightlio has curated 65 broadband statistics for 2026 using the latest available data on internet adoption, fixed broadband, mobile broadband, 5G, fiber, and regional connectivity. Global Broadband Statistics Global connectivity continued to expand in 2025 and 2026. Fixed broadband, fiber, 5G, fixed wireless access, and satellite services all contributed to the next phase of internet…
Read MoreMPLS Alternatives and the Benefits of SD-WAN
MPLS remains in use across many enterprise networks, but it is no longer the dominant WAN underlay. TeleGeography’s latest WAN Manager Survey found that MPLS is used at an average of 22% of enterprise sites, while dedicated internet access (DIA) reaches 54%. The same survey found that 63% of respondents had already deployed SD-WAN, showing…
Read MoreMPLS vs. Broadband: Which is Right for You?
Internet reliability and performance are essential in modern business. Choosing the right internet connectivity option can be confusing, however. One standard business internet connectivity comparison is MPLS vs. Broadband. How can you determine which solution is right for you? In this article, we’ll define both MPLS and broadband technologies. We’ll then outline the pros and…
Read MoreBenefits of Private WAN Services
Internet connectivity is one of your business’s most important utilities. While many companies choose a broadband internet service to save costs, a private WAN service is worthwhile for many use cases. The advantages of a private WAN network include improved flexibility, security, and scalability. They are ideal for companies with sensitive information or many locations. This…
Read MoreThe Pros and Cons of SD-WAN: What You Need to Know
The SD-WAN market is proliferating due to the performance, reliability, and cost benefits the technology delivers. While there are many benefits of implementing SD-WAN, there are also some drawbacks. Are SD-WAN’s value-added services right for you? We’ll explore the pros and cons of SD-WAN. If you still have questions or are interested in a price…
Read MoreMaximizing Performance and Reliability with Multi-Site SD-WAN
Multi-Site SD-WAN solves many challenges for businesses with numerous locations, data centers, and clouds. As more business processes rely on the cloud and more people work remotely, a fast and reliable connection is increasingly important. Businesses must also consider additional challenges, such as cyber threats, resiliency, and compliance. This article defines SD-WAN and outlines the…
Read MoreDedicated Internet Access vs Broadband – Key Differences
Internet access is a utility almost as crucial as water and power for most organizations. Procuring internet services can be confusing, however. Additionally, price points can vary greatly depending on the type of service quoted. One of the questions we get most frequently from our customers is: What’s the difference between dedicated internet access service…
Read MoreSD-WAN and UCaaS: Better Together
In today’s fast-paced, digital world, smooth and efficient communication is key. That’s where Software-Defined Wide Area Networks (SD-WAN) and Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) come in. Individually, these technologies offer impressive benefits. When paired together, they’re a game-changer for business communications. This blog post explores why SD-WAN and UCaaS are better together, unlocking new…
Read MorePOTS Line Replacement: Copper Retirement, Costs, and Options
A POTS line replacement is a managed appliance and service package that delivers analog dial tone to legacy equipment over broadband and cellular networks instead of copper. The device presents standard RJ-11 analog ports to your fire panel, elevator phone, or fax machine, then carries that traffic across an internet circuit with LTE as a…
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