A leased line is a dedicated, enterprise-grade internet connection that delivers guaranteed speeds of up to 10Gbps, unparalelled reliability, and performance exclusively to your business. Unlike shared broadband solutions, a leased line provides a private connection between your premises and your Internet Service Provider (ISP), ensuring consistent speeds and uninterrupted service – even during peak times.

Ideal for businesses where internet downtime isn’t an option, leased lines offer symmetrical upload and download speeds, ultra-low latency, and a fixed bandwidth that isn’t affected by other users. Whether you're handling large volumes of data, hosting your own servers, or running latency-sensitive applications like VoIP, video conferencing, or virtual desktop environments, a leased line keeps your operations running smoothly and efficiently.

With service-level agreements (SLAs) that guarantee uptime and rapid fault resolution, a leased line isn’t just a connection – it’s peace of mind.

If your business depends on fast, reliable internet to function – whether that’s for cloud applications, video conferencing, hosted systems, or customer support – then a leased line could be the best investment in your infrastructure.

With the 2027 PSTN switch-off on the horizon, businesses are being urged to move to digital connectivity solutions. While full fibre (FTTP) is a solid option for many, leased lines offer an even more robust foundation for voice and data convergence, helping future-proof your operations for the digital decade ahead.

At 121BG, we understand that every business is different. That’s why we offer a wide range of internet connectivity options – from full fibre broadband to dedicated leased lines – with flexible packages from trusted UK providers.

Our team will help you assess your current and future requirements, ensuring you get the best value, performance, and support for your business’s needs. And with our 24/7/365 UK-based support team and rock-solid SLAs, you can rely on us to keep your business connected.

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Full Fibre broadband, or Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP), is a next-generation internet solution that delivers ultra-fast connectivity directly to your property using fibre optic cables. Unlike older broadband technologies that rely on copper wiring, FTTP ensures a more stable and high-performance connection, making it ideal for businesses that demand speed and reliability with speeds of up to 1800Mbps.

By eliminating the bottlenecks of traditional networks, FTTP provides lightning-fast data transfer from your internet service provider straight to your premises. This results in significantly higher speeds, improved bandwidth, and reduced latency, ensuring smooth online operations without interruptions. Whether you're working with large files, running cloud-based applications, or managing multiple devices, full fibre keeps everything running efficiently.

Choosing full fibre means enjoying symmetrical upload and download speeds, crystal-clear video conferencing, and seamless high-definition streaming. It’s also the perfect solution for businesses using hosted VoIP systems, ensuring clear and uninterrupted communication. With a full fibre connection, your business stays ahead with a future-proofed broadband solution built for speed and efficiency.

In January 2027, Openreach will retire the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), meaning all UK businesses must transition to full fibre broadband, such as FTTP, to avoid potential communication disruptions.

However, upgrading to full fibre isn’t just about preparing for the PSTN switch-off—it also brings a host of benefits designed to enhance your business operations.

Full fibre broadband delivers exceptional download and upload speeds, ensuring smooth 8K streaming, rapid data transfers, and seamless online performance.

Fibre optic technology transmits data at lightning speed, significantly reducing lag and improving responsiveness for real-time communication and applications.

Unlike traditional networks, fibre optic cables resist interference, weather-related disruptions, and signal degradation, providing a more stable and dependable connection

FTTP is designed to accommodate increasing data demands and emerging technologies, ensuring your business stays ahead as digital requirements evolve.

With equal upload and download speeds, FTTP makes cloud storage, video conferencing, and remote collaboration faster and more efficient.

As businesses continue to demand faster and more reliable internet, FTTP will play a vital role in shaping the future of digital connectivity and innovation.

No matter the industry or company size, a strong internet connection is essential—whether for making transactions, downloading important files, researching competitors, or staying connected with customers and suppliers.

While every business relies on broadband, not all businesses need the same type of connection. That’s why we provide a variety of tailored broadband solutions to meet the specific needs of different industries and business sizes. As one of the UK’s leading independent business broadband providers, we offer multiple connection options and a choice of service providers, ensuring you get the best deal available.

And in the rare event of an issue, our 24/7/365 UK-based support team and competitive service level agreements (SLAs) are in place to keep your business running smoothly.

No matter how big or small your business is, we have the resources to deliver but remain dedicated to providing a personalised, customer-focused experience.

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Ultrafast broadband, also known as Single Order Generic Ethernet Access (SoGEA) Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC), is an advanced internet technology that provides high-speed connectivity without requiring a traditional phone line. Similar to Superfast Broadband, it uses fibre optic cables to connect to the local cabinet, improving both speed (between 100Mbps and 1000+Mbps) and reliability.

Ultrafast broadband works on the same fundamental principles as Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC). Fibre optic cables run from the main exchange to a nearby street cabinet, ensuring a more efficient and high-performance connection.

Unlike traditional broadband solutions that rely on a separate phone line, Ultrafast broadband removes this requirement, simplifying installation and potentially lowering overall costs for users.

Ultrafast and Superfast broadband both enhance internet access for homes and businesses using modern technology. While both deliver high-speed connectivity without requiring a separate phone line, they differ in several key aspects:

Ultrafast broadband can deliver faster download and upload speeds because it utilises fibre optic technology. The speeds it’s capable of mean it can deliver a more consistent and reliable performance.

Fibre optic cables used in Ultrafast broadband connections offer better reliability and stability compared to traditional copper lines. Fibre is less susceptible to interference, signal degradation and environmental factors, resulting in a more consistent internet connection.

Whilst availability can vary depending on geographical location and existing infrastructure, Ultrafast broadband may be more widely available in areas where fibre optic infrastructure hasn’t fully been deployed yet.

The infrastructure provided by Ultrafast broadband gives a pathway for future expansion towards full fibre broadband.
Ultrafast enhances broadband connectivity without the need for a separate phone line. Not only that but Ultrafast offers greater speeds, it’s more reliable and tends to be available in more areas. Installing Ultrafast also helps should you want to expand to full fibre in the future.

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In January 2027, the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) will be permanently retired, marking one of the most significant shifts in telecommunications since broadband was introduced in the 1990s.

With the withdrawal of PSTN and ISDN services, traditional copper phone lines will no longer be required for broadband connections. Instead, all voice communication will transition to internet-based solutions like hosted VoIP, paving the way for a fully digital future.

Historically, copper-based broadband required an active phone line, even for users who only needed internet access. Superfast part-fibre broadband eliminates this requirement, streamlining installation and reducing costs for businesses and individuals who no longer rely on landline services.

Superfast broadband also offers enhanced reliability and stability, thanks to technological advancements that reduce susceptibility to interference and signal degradation. For businesses that depend on uninterrupted connectivity, the consistency of a superfast connection provides a dependable solution.

By removing the need for a phone line, superfast broadband represents a major advancement in internet technology, helping businesses transition towards an all-IP future. Its improved speed, reliability, and flexibility ensure smoother connectivity for a wide range of online activities.

Superfast broadband is also ideal for integrating smart technologies, including energy monitoring systems, surveillance cameras, smart lighting, and cloud-based applications. A strong and stable internet connection supports high-quality VoIP services, making it an excellent choice for businesses looking to enhance efficiency and communication.

Superfast broadband is quickly becoming the go-to choice for UK businesses looking for a faster, more reliable internet connection. With a streamlined setup that eliminates the need for a landline, it simplifies connectivity while lowering costs. Unlike traditional broadband, superfast delivers higher speeds and improved stability, making it ideal for demanding tasks such as video conferencing, streaming, and cloud-based applications.

Using advanced fibre-optic technology, superfast broadband provides high-speed internet directly to your premises. By removing reliance on traditional copper phone lines, it ensures a stronger, more stable connection with fewer disruptions. As businesses transition to a fully digital telecommunications network, superfast broadband offers a future-ready solution that supports seamless online operations.

For businesses, superfast broadband is a cost-effective and scalable solution designed to support modern digital demands. Its enhanced reliability ensures smooth access to cloud services, essential data, and hosted VoIP platforms. Whether you’re managing remote teams, running virtual meetings, or operating a smart office, superfast broadband provides the speed and stability needed to keep your business connected and productive.

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