A DEESIDE telecoms and communications company has just expanded its services considerably after plugging-in to the ‘information mega-highway’.
iData, based in Welsh Road on the Deeside Industrial Estate, completed the switch over to FibreSpeed fibre-optic communications network on Thursday last week. The connection is dedicated to carry vast amounts of data at near light-speed with lower associated costs.
Director Chris Quayle said: “People and businesses sometimes refer to their broadband and dialup internet services as ‘connecting to the information superhighway’, so by comparison we’ve just connected to the ‘information mega-highway’.
“FibreSpeed allows us to offer more services direct to our customers, which means we give them a better experience and better speed. We are also able to host larger, more complex websites and perform large-scale data backups extremely quickly – without this vastly-enhanced speed this would not be possible.
“This new fibre-optic connection will also enable us to launch a range of new products and services in the near future.”
The FibreSpeed cable runs underground from Manchester to Anglesey, providing a wide range of advantages over traditional copper telephone lines traditionally used for internet connections.
