Octotel Business Fibre Pricing Slashed By 40%
FTTsmB - Making FTTB affordable, accessible and epic!FTTB offers the fastest and most reliable internet for your business, but it’s usually very expensive, slow to install, and requires long term contracts.Atomic FTTsmB is a new category of business fibre: Fibre To The small/medium…
What does the sale of an ISP mean for its customers?
“Some internet companies are fast to sell.Others just have fast internet.”On Monday 10 June 2019 MyBroadband shared the news that a South African ISP is for sale. (ISP’s name was removed at their request) According to the article some of the bigger South African ISPs seem…
Fibre For Friends 1 Year Later
What a year! Recently one of the Atomic team members was at a braai in Stellenbosch and overheard: I've heard about Atomic, that’s the fibre ISP started for friends and if you refer friends you get a discount. Graham We are very happy to have expanded our offering beyond just our friends, and that lots of customers are enjoying discounted Fibre…
Launching Gigabit Fibre Internet
Gigabit Home Fibre Internet23 October 2018We are proud to announce the launch of our new Gigabit FTTH services on the Frogfoot and Octotel fibre networks.These are the fastest home fibre lines available in South Africa today, with the lowest latency, yet very good value, even if you…
Ultimate Guide To Fibre Internet
Finally… Everything you ever needed to know about getting the best home Fibre Internet in South Africa, in one ultimate guide. Read more ?
Wifi For Home Fibre Internet
The best way to a happy wifey is good WiFi. Wise Man. Crummy routers irritate everyone and make your Fibre Internet seem much slower than it is, but it’s not difficult to get it right (assuming you are not tempted by some free ?). Jump to the relevant section:Are you trying to use cheap hardware for your WiFi? Do you need more than 1 router to…
Fibre or Fiber?
Today's Internet Spelling Bee When it comes to how to spell the super fast, non copper, non wireless kind if internet, in South Africa it's Fibre Internet. TL/DR Wait. But why? Way back in the 19th century Americans moved for a distinctly American version of English. Meanwhile, at the same time, many British linguists preferred to spell words that…