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Written by: Chris Reynes - Aug 28, 2008 Simply put, ethernet broadband requires a direct fiber connection between the customer and the carrier. This glass connection allows customers the ability to enjoy between 10 MB - 1 GB broadband speeds. Customers can use this to connect to the internet or to connect themselves to other offices within their same company.
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Ethernet 101