Openserve will terminate copper services in many areas across South Africa on 1 December, which means affected ADSL users will have to move to fibre.<\/p>\n
The termination of ADSL forms part of Openserve\u2019s drive to upgrade to next-generation technologies and reduce infrastructure duplication.<\/p>\n
This will be disruptive to ADSL users, but migrating to fibre holds many benefits to households and businesses.<\/p>\n
Compared to ADSL, fibre is much faster, more stable, offers lower latency, and is not susceptible to copper theft.<\/p>\n
The biggest benefit, however, is that an uncapped fibre connection is more affordable than an ADSL or VDSL connection.<\/p>\n
It is particularly suitable for bandwidth-intensive services like watching Netflix or YouTube, or to host video conferencing for work meetings.<\/p>\n
Fibre easily supports multiple family members streaming videos and games, working from home, and surfing the web.<\/p>\n
Supersonic makes it easy and affordable for current ADSL subscribers to move to uncapped fibre-to-the-home.<\/p>\n
If there is no fibre coverage in your area, users can upgrade to Supersonic\u2019s fixed-LTE products \u2013 which run on MTN\u2019s award-winning network.<\/p>\n
Supersonic\u2019s fixed-LTE packages start at only R249 per month and offer excellent speed and coverage.<\/p>\n
To find out more about moving from ADSL to fibre or fixed-LTE, complete the form below.<\/p>\n