The new next generation fibre optic broadband package of Timico is believed to be delivering broadband connection speeds (download) ranging between 15Mbps and 40Mbps, besides up to 10Mbps of upload speeds.

According to Timico, which showcases some of the popular business broadband UK, for earning itself the name of a reasonable business broadband provider in the country, the setting up of its fibre optic broadband would allow businesses to provide improved connectivity to home-based workers besides deploying internet telephony services more effectively.

Timico’s chief technology officer Trefor Davies said on the fresh move that they were focused on providing the businesses with a high quality broadband network, which was resilient, reliable and robust for coping with high demand.

According to Davies, this meant that their customers would always be placed in a position to receive high data speeds and a connection line that could achieve higher speeds without being constrained by the broadband provider’s network limitations.

Timico’s this kind of approach has, in a very short time earned widespread applause in the UK broadband sector. The attempt of the ISP to enhance its capability of bonding several broadband lines together to achieve faster internet access speeds also has been applauded by many. Meanwhile, Timico’s business broadband products does not accompany public price tags, even though they generally come with domain name registration included, inclusive email memory, one static IP address, web hosting capabilities, virus filter and free email spam filter.

The CTO at Timico Broadband, Trefor Davies said that the company have been very careful in not rushing into the engagement of the 21CN network of BT, as it was a fresh network. He stated that the company rolled out more trial connections to make sure that their own requirements of business quality matched the customer experience well.

The expert broadband analyst of Broadband Services, Chuck Doherty said that the honest move of Timico in promoting its ADSL2+ backed business broadband package is much welcome in the circumstances, as many recent studies have revealed that the UK broadband customers only enjoyed half the broadband speeds promised to them at the time of purchase.