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Connectivity & Networks · Fibre · Wireless · Failover · Satellite

Networks — the full portfolio.

Eight enterprise-grade connectivity building blocks — broadband and dedicated fibre, dual-MNO fixed wireless, flagship microwave, automated failover, and geostationary and low-earth-orbit satellite. Engineered to keep South African businesses online — through cable theft, load shedding, and everything in between.

All Services
Understanding the portfolio

Four connectivity layers — engineered to work together.

No single connectivity technology is right for every site. Our portfolio lets each location run on the layer best matched to its realities — and combine layers when continuity matters more than cost.

Fibre

Gold-standard, high-speed, and stable internet over light. Shared GPON for cost-conscious deployments and dedicated Metro-E for mission-critical lines — including the flagship FibreFlex with 20% burst capacity.

Wireless

When fibre is unavailable, unviable, or simply too slow to deploy — fixed wireless and microwave reach sites in days. DuoVista runs MTN and Vodacom in parallel; AirOne delivers gigabit performance entirely over the air.

Failover

Automated wireless standby for primary fibre lines. The moment fibre drops, routing switches over without intervention — protecting against cable theft, trenching accidents, and provider outages.

Satellite

Where terrestrial networks run out, satellite begins. GEO broadband for productivity and management workloads, and OneWeb LEO at fibre-comparable latency for real-time cloud, voice, and SD-WAN.

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Fibre Connectivity · FTTB

Broadband Business Fibre (GPON)

A cost-effective, high-speed fibre solution tailored for small-to-medium enterprises, regional retail branches, and business environments that need robust internet without the premium price tag of a dedicated line.

Built on a shared Point-to-Multipoint (P2MP) distribution framework, Broadband Business Fibre uses unpowered optical splitters to efficiently share total capacity among multiple endpoints on the same splitter loop. The result is the essential bandwidth needed for daily cloud backups, email, and web browsing — at a price that keeps operational costs remarkably low and makes fibre accessible to organisations whose daily operations can comfortably accommodate a shared network environment.

“Get the essential bandwidth on which your daily operations rely — without paying for a dedicated line you don't strictly need.”
Shared infrastructure

Total capacity is shared efficiently among multiple endpoints on the same splitter loop using unpowered optical splitters — keeping monthly costs sharply contained.

Standard business SLAs

Service Level Agreements with broader resolution windows, tailored for less mission-critical applications where every minute of downtime isn't a revenue event.

Asymmetrical bandwidth profile

Higher download speeds than upload, aligned with traditional web consumption, cloud productivity tools, and standard office workloads.

Dynamic IP allocation

Optimised routing engineered for standard business applications — ready to use the moment the line is provisioned, with no specialist configuration required.

Speeds range from 25 to 200 Mbps on a contended 10:1 (business) framework, with monthly pricing from R1,699/mo on a 24-month term — making it the natural choice for SMEs and a cost-effective secondary failover line for larger enterprises.

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Fibre Connectivity · Flagship FTTB

Huge Business FibreFlexFlagship product

The absolute pinnacle of our corporate internet portfolio — a top-of-the-range Metro E Dedicated 1:1 fibre solution uniquely engineered to burst 20% above your standard line speed for mission-critical operations.

FibreFlex is a highly customisable, elite service designed specifically for mission-critical lines and high-demand operations that cannot afford congestion bottlenecks and require robust redundancy. By providing a built-in 20% performance cushion alongside dedicated 1:1 infrastructure, it safeguards mission-critical applications, large data transfers, and real-time cloud operations against unexpected network strain — completely future-proofing the business against congestion bottlenecks during data-intensive workflows.

“Are you still paying for a shared internet line that throttles your team's performance during peak hours — while your competitors run on a dedicated, congestion-free connection?”
20% burst capacity

Configured to dynamically burst above the standard line speed to comfortably absorb unexpected or high-volume traffic spikes without renegotiation or upgrade delays.

Symmetrical throughput

Delivers perfectly matching, high-speed upload and download performance — essential for cloud backups, video conferencing, and large outbound data transfers.

Dedicated point-to-point path

Runs on a dedicated, 1:1 uncontended line straight to your business with zero sharing and ultra-low latency for the most demanding real-time workloads.

Elite redundancy & failover support

Built to comfortably integrate into advanced corporate failover strategies, ensuring absolute continuity across primary and secondary connectivity layers.

Speeds scale from 50 Mbps to 10 Gbps on a Category B enterprise SLA with a 99.5% uptime guarantee and 4-hour guaranteed Mean Time To Repair (MTTR). Bandwidth can be upgraded or downgraded any time on 30 days' notice with no penalty — node from R3,990/mo plus bandwidth from R1,400/mo (100 Mbps).

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Wireless Connectivity · Standard FWA

Standard GSM Fixed Wireless Access (FWA)

Utilising South Africa's extensive cellular networks, standard GSM [FWA] provides immediate, high-speed internet over LTE and 5G spectrums — without requiring any physical line installation.

Fibre is not always available, viable, or quick enough to deploy — especially for temporary sites, fibre-pending areas, and small offices that need to be online today. GSM FWA is the answer: a plug-and-play wireless internet service running over the same LTE and 5G networks already covering the country, with modern hardware and rapid time-to-online. It is the simplest and fastest route to a working business internet line where fibre is not on the table.

“When fibre isn't available — or isn't coming fast enough — the cellular network already available.”
Rapid deployment

Plug-and-play setup for near-instant connectivity — no civil works, no trenching, no waiting on third-party providers to schedule installation.

Modern LTE / 5G hardware

Up-to-date routers leveraging current cellular standards — supporting the bandwidth and latency profile of contemporary cloud applications.

National cellular reach

Built on the country's most extensive mobile networks — wherever cellular coverage exists, the line can be turned up.

Flexible commercial terms

Capped and uncapped packages tailored to actual usage, ideal for SOHO, temporary deployments, and fibre-pending sites.

Best suited to temporary sites, fibre-pending areas, and SOHO deployments — and a natural starting point for businesses that will eventually graduate onto DuoVista or AirOne as their connectivity needs grow.

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Wireless Connectivity · Flagship FWA

DuoVista — Dual-MNO Fixed WirelessFlagship product

An unthrottled, dual-MNO fixed wireless service that runs MTN and Vodacom simultaneously on a single device — engineering carrier-grade failover into the line itself.

Relying on a single cellular provider means inheriting that provider's outage profile. DuoVista eliminates that vulnerability by load-managing across both MTN and Vodacom from one device, with instant MNO switching when one network degrades — zero disruption to the user, and zero manual intervention from IT. The result is unthrottled performance and carrier-grade failover reliability, providing mission-critical uptime for customers who cannot afford a single minute of offline disruption.

“Is your business truly protected if your single provider goes down — or are you one network outage away from a complete operational standstill?”
Dual-MNO redundancy

MTN and Vodacom operate simultaneously on one device — when one network falters, the other carries the load with zero perceptible disruption.

Fully unthrottled

No fair-use policy, no shaping, no peak-hour throttling — the full contracted speed is available 24/7 across both carriers.

No line-of-sight required

Operates entirely over cellular towers — no rooftop antennas, no surveys, no Line of Sight (LOS) engineering work to delay deployment.

Flexible deployment

Functions flawlessly as a standalone unthrottled broadband solution or as an ironclad backup to fibre and other broadband lines.

Purpose-built for mission-critical SME and corporate environments where zero downtime is non-negotiable — and a step-change in resilience over any single-carrier Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) product.

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Wireless Connectivity · Flagship Microwave

AirOne Microwave BroadbandFlagship product

Our flagship corporate wireless solution — unthrottled, symmetrical gigabit speeds completely over the air, delivering fibre-grade performance while entirely bypassing physical ground infrastructure risks.

Powered by MTN's Tarana next-generation Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) platform across 700+ base stations nationally, AirOne provides the strict performance guarantees of premium corporate fibre without trenching, municipal approvals, or vulnerability to cable theft. Pioneering algorithms isolate your specific data signal to cancel out heavy Radio Frequency (RF) noise and Wi-Fi overcrowding, guaranteeing the ultra-low, jitter-free latency that voice services and mission-critical software demand — and digital beamforming makes it work even in built-up, no-line-of-sight environments.

“Fibre-class performance — in days, not months — without a single metre of trenching or a single municipal approval.”
Fibre-class performance over the air

Unshaped, perfectly symmetrical upload and download speeds — heavy file transfers, real-time cloud workflows, and video conferencing operate flawlessly.

Immunity to network noise

Pioneering algorithms isolate your data signal to cancel out heavy radio frequency (RF) noise and Wi-Fi overcrowding — keeping voice services jitter-free.

Overcomes physical obstacles

Non-line-of-sight capable with digital beamforming around buildings and trees — viable in dense urban environments where traditional microwave fails.

Days vs months to deploy

No underground cabling, no municipal approvals, no trenching — turn up enterprise-grade connectivity in days, not the months fibre typically requires.

Ideal for SMEs in built-up or non-LOS areas, rapid-deployment environments, and any business that needs corporate-grade connectivity in a timeframe that fibre civil works simply cannot meet.

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Wireless Failover for Fibre

Wireless Failover for Fibre

High-performance, automated standby protection that safeguards your business from the costly downtime caused by primary fibre breaks, trenching accidents, and cable theft.

A wireless backup line is one of the highest-leverage investments a connected business can make: when the primary fibre line drops, data routing instantly and automatically switches to a high-performance wireless network — without any manual intervention from IT, and without the cost of running a fully active secondary fibre line. The moment the primary recovers, traffic switches back. Operations keep running through trenching accidents, cable theft, and provider faults that competitors are still waiting to be fixed.

“What is one hour of unplanned downtime actually worth to your business — and are you genuinely protected against it, or just hoping your fibre provider fixes it fast enough?”
Seamless automated protection

The moment your primary fibre line drops, routing switches instantly to wireless — no manual intervention, no IT escalation, and no perceptible disruption to users.

Premium continuity at the right price

A cost-optimised standby fee eliminates the expense of running an active secondary fibre line — protection without paying twice for primary connectivity.

Multiple failover technologies

Choose LTE/5G, fixed wireless, or 1:1 full dedicated internet access (DIA) backup — matched to the actual cost of downtime and the bandwidth your operations need when active.

Wide geographic coverage

Built on cellular and MNO infrastructure that already blankets the country — viable virtually anywhere fibre exists, including non-line-of site (NLOS) and built-up areas.

For enterprises where downtime is unacceptable even on failover, the COMSOL Dedicated 1:1 wireless option maintains full enterprise SLA and guaranteed symmetrical bandwidth at all times — serving equally well as a primary or failover link.

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Satellite Connectivity · GEO

Twoobii GEO Satellite Broadband

Geostationary satellite broadband that reaches anywhere a clear line of sight to the sky exists — bringing meaningful connectivity to sites where fibre, fixed wireless, and cellular all run out.

South Africa is a big country. Mines, farms, lodges, remote depots and disaster-response sites routinely sit beyond the reach of terrestrial networks. Twoobii GEO connects these locations over a geostationary satellite at ~35,786 km, delivering broadband speeds suitable for productivity, monitoring, and management workloads — and acting as a robust backup option for primary terrestrial links via the Twoobii GEO Backup / SD-WAN variant.

“Wherever your business needs to operate, the sky already covers it.”
Nationwide GEO coverage

Geostationary satellite footprint reaches anywhere in the country with a clear view of the sky — no dependence on terrestrial infrastructure.

Up to 20–30 Mbps download

Broadband-class speeds suitable for productivity, web, email, and cloud management — adequate for the realities of remote operations.

Backup / SD-WAN ready

The Twoobii GEO Backup / SD-WAN variant supports private group networks and GRE/IPSec SD-WAN — slotting cleanly into corporate failover strategies.

Proven satellite operator

Delivered through Twoobii, an established satellite provider with the support model that remote-site deployments depend on.

Latency is inherent to GEO orbit (~600–800 ms), so real-time applications like voice and video conferencing remain limited — for those workloads on remote sites, OneWeb LEO is the correct pairing.

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Satellite Connectivity · LEO

OneWeb LEO (via Twoobii)

Low-earth-orbit satellite connectivity delivered through Twoobii — fibre-comparable latency, fibre-class workloads, and full enterprise feature set from anywhere with a view of the sky.

OneWeb's constellation orbits at ~1,200 km — close enough to the surface to deliver ~30–50 ms latency, comparable to terrestrial fibre. This single fact transforms what satellite can do for a business: cloud software, video conferencing, VoIP, and SD-WAN all become viable from sites that were previously offline. APN closed user networks support 1 to 150 sites with up to 15,000 GB plans, making LEO a credible primary connectivity layer for distributed enterprise operations.

“Low orbit changes everything — real-time cloud apps, voice, video, and SD-WAN from places terrestrial networks have never reached.”
Fibre-comparable latency

~30–50 ms round-trip latency makes real-time apps — VoIP, video conferencing, cloud workspaces, and SD-WAN — fully usable over satellite for the first time.

Up to 50–150 Mbps download

Terminal-dependent throughput that genuinely competes with terrestrial broadband, suitable for primary connectivity at remote enterprise sites.

APN closed user networks

Private network support for 1 to 150 sites with plans up to 15,000 GB — built for the realities of multi-site distributed operations.

Delivered via Twoobii

Single procurement, single support relationship, and integrated billing alongside the rest of the Twoobii satellite portfolio.

For sites where real-time collaboration is non-negotiable but terrestrial connectivity is unavailable or unreliable, OneWeb LEO finally makes satellite a primary connectivity option rather than a fallback of last resort.

Enterprise network infrastructure
Always-on

Connectivity that keeps working — through cable theft, load shedding, and everything in between.

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