Businesses today need internet solutions that match how they operate — whether that means fixed fiber for reliability or wireless for flexibility. This blog compares the strengths and limitations of each, helping decision-makers choose the best path forward. Read the blog for practical guidance on internet decision-making. Reach out to Avinext to talk to a connectivity expert.
Choosing the Right Internet Service
AT&T offers three main internet solutions: Business Internet, Fixed Wireless, and Wireless Broadband. Business Internet provides high-speed access with speeds up to 1 Gbps, suitable for businesses needing reliable and scalable connectivity. Fixed Wireless is designed for rural small businesses, delivering typical download speeds of 25 Mbps and allowing multiple devices to connect simultaneously. Wireless Broadband offers portable high-speed internet via hotspot devices, ideal for businesses with mobile needs. The best choice depends on your specific connectivity requirements and location.
Benefits of Fixed Wireless
AT&T Fixed Wireless provides high-speed internet to eligible rural small businesses using a fixed outdoor antenna and indoor Wi-Fi router. This service offers competitive rates and a large data cap, making it a cost-effective solution compared to traditional internet options. With typical download speeds of 25 Mbps, it enables employees to surf the web faster, stream media, and use cloud-based applications efficiently.
AT&T Wireless Broadband complements both Business Internet and Fixed Wireless by providing high-speed internet on the go. It can serve as a backup or failover connection if wired services are disrupted, ensuring continuous connectivity. This flexibility is beneficial for businesses with varying internet needs, such as remote work or additional network access for visitors.
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