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The function of all businesses is dependent on how well they are connected to clients, partners and internal processes. Trunuty provides all forms of connectivity including Fibre, Microwave, LTE and WIFI.
High speed data can only be guaranteed via fibre connectivity. With speeds up to 10 000 MB, data can now be transmitted for video conferencing and camera monitoring without any interruptions.
This state-of-the-art connectivity platform is the latest form of technology that will allow users to connect and stream data packages throughout the rest of the world by a click of a button and save precious time on slow and outdated internet connections.
This type of fibre cabling would go directly to your business premises. Although fibre to the business is a more expensive solution, the internet scale provides a high demand of internet streaming for a large base of consumer usage.
It allows home users high speed data for Wi-Fi connectivity, television programs such as Showmax & Netflix and working remotely.
Being connected from home on a fibre connection will not only increase the value proposition of your home but ensure that homes could be safe guarded by live video monitoring going forward.
Microwave networking offers an inexpensive alternative to laying fibre or even conventional copper cables in the ground. It is far more feasible than having to introduce cables into a building and is installed much faster. Because there are no cables required, there is no risk of cable theft.
We can install at your premises within four weeks once we establish you as a qualifying service applicant (QSA). Being a QSA means having line-of-sight (LOS) to one of our high-sites and having met our minimum service standards.
LTE (Long Term Evolution) is not as much a technology as it is the path followed to achieve 4G speeds. As it stands, most of the time when your phone displays the “4G” symbol in the upper right corner, it does not really mean it.
When the ITU-R set the minimum speeds for 4G, they were a bit unreachable, despite the amount of money tech manufacturers put into achieving them. In response, the regulating body decided that LTE, the name given to the technology used in pursuit of those standards, could be labelled as 4G if it provided a substantial improvement over the 3G technology.
With the introduction of LTE, Voice calls can now be transmitted over a wireless infrastructure without any packet loss or drop call experiences.