What is SDSL broadband?
The difference between ADSL and SDSL is that the SDSL service has the same
upstream data transfer rate as its downstream data transfer rate, whereas ADSL
always has a significantly smaller upstream data transfer rate.
For example a typical 2Mbps ADSL connection will have an upstream data transfer
rate of only 256Kbps (1/8th of the downstream rate) whereas the equivalent
2Mbps SDSL connection will be able to send data upstream at a rate of 2Mbps.
An SDSL connection is ideal for customers who host their own internet services
or have remote workers or sites connecting into them over VPN.
To find out more about the SDSL services soVision offers please call one of our
consultants to discuss your exact requirements in greater detail on 0845 450
3669, or request a
callback now.