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Luminet was founded in 2005 and was one of the first to offer commercial wireless broadband solutions to businesses and has grown its client base in London to more than 750 businesses. In April 2018, Luminet received a £3 million development capital investment from Foresight to expand network and coverage across 400Sqkm of London and to scale the partner program.
Luminet’s Network in the Sky provides businesses with the excellent Gigabit internet connectivity they demand, using wireless, fibre and 100% Always On connectivity:
• Super fast reliable internet connectivity
• Installed in 10 working days (can be expedited)
• 100% uptime
• Flexible and scalable to meet your business requirements
• Resilient, military grade encryption
• Industry leading London based support team, providing 24/7/365 support
Imagine, if you will, that your Internet connection is a busy motorway, with numerous other users zipping “to and fro”. At rush hour it’ll take you a lot longer to complete your journey than at quieter times. This varying service level can have significant business impacts, leading to lower levels of computational and communication efficiency.
While the majority of domestic and business Internet users rely on cabled Internet connections, there is a growing movement towards remote (wireless) connections. With falling costs and improved technology microwave internet connections are becoming ever-more feasible as a main Internet connection. But what are the benefits?
Luminet provides reliable internet broadband connection for all businesses and commercial premises. We delivers high speed commercial Internet services at budget friendly price. Discover our broadband plans today!
Save upto £2,500* on Gigabit connectivity from Luminet with the Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme.
Luminet is a registered supplier of the Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme and can provide SMEs with gigabit capable connectivity and savings of upto £2,500* from the scheme.
Our Fibre internet connection provides businesses with a quality, high speed internet connection with dedicated, uncontended, reliable bandwidth to enable businesses to run effectively.
Luminet helps businesses embrace the fast, busy, thriving side of London and the opportunities it presents by providing excellent connectivity.
• Quick to install (Luminet Wireless 10 days, but can be expedited)
• Faster than fibre (lower latency)
• Flexible and scalable to deliver the bandwidth and latency required when it’s required
• Independent network
• Resilient and completely diverse to other types of connectivity
• Military grade encryption unlike any other connectivity
• Symmetrical upload and download speeds, guaranteed uncontended connectivity
• Capable of prioritising delivery of the most important applications and services
• Industry leading London based support team, providing 24/7/365 support
How do we figure this out? It’s rather simple but often time consuming when you have to gather all the data yourself so let’s look at a few factors that could determine what the right deal, and therefore the best deal, is for you and your business.
Business connectivity is incredibly important but it can be hard to find the balance between the speeds you need and the price you can afford. This is why, in March 2018, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport announced a £67m Gigabit Voucher Scheme for businesses that qualify as SMEs, as part of the government’s vision of a full fibre Britain by 2022.
Often when people hear about wireless internet connections or wireless internet providers they think simply of WiFi or mobile internet but the type of wireless internet connection Luminet provides in a slightly different beast altogether.
As a leased line provider we’re often asked why we’d recommend it over standard broadband. In some cases, admittedly, it may not be needed but in order to understand why it can be better let’s use an analogy:
The most exciting thing about technology isn’t what it does but what it enables us to do and nowhere is this truer than in the world of broadband. Working in the tech industry it’s easy to get overly excited about the nitty gritty details of the technology that most people don’t care that much about.
If you do then you’ve seen a tremendous change in internet speeds during your lifetime and those speeds are still increasing. There’s a good reason for that: our consumption of streamed media, our constantly connected social (media) lives and effectively every aspect of our lives in some way requiring an online presence have all contributed to a need for more reliable and faster connections.
But like with so much else “the best” is incredibly subjective. How about rather than focusing on what’s subjectively “best” for all businesses we focus on what’s “right” for yours? How do we figure this out? It’s rather simple but often time consuming when you have to gather all the data yourself so let’s look at a few factors that could determine what the right deal, and therefore the best deal, is for you and your business.
Based on where you are you could have different services available to you including fibre, microwave, mobile, DSL, satellite and even different versions of each from there. Once you know what’s available to you utilise this handy guide to see what the difference between each of them is.
Business connectivity is incredibly important but it can be hard to find the balance between the speeds you need and the price you can afford. This is why, in March 2018, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport announced a £67m Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme for businesses that qualify as SMEs, as part of the government’s vision of a full fibre Britain by 2022.
Often when people hear about wireless internet connections or wireless internet providers they think simply of WiFi or mobile internet but the type of wireless internet connection Luminet provides in a slightly different beast altogether.
Every now and then when discussing Luminet’s wireless internet offering, people confuse it with mobile internet and specifically 5G. This is usually an easy conversation to have but it can get slightly more complicated when you factor in the numerous misconceptions and rumours that surround 5G. In this article we’d like to use our position as one of the premier WIFI providers London to offer up insight on why these rumours are not to be believed and how false news have definitely travelled fast across the wireless internet these conspiracy theorists seem to be against.
There’s a lot of news articles, web pages and chatter out there about the inherent dangers of 5G. These range from the understandable, if scientifically inaccurate, worries about harmful radiation to some of the more “out there” claims about this new wireless internet technology. Let’s start with the radiation: To put it simply, 5G’s falls within the range of non-ionizing radiation which means it is too weak to break chemical bonds. In other words it is not harmful to human beings or their pets.
Luminet works with a number of clients across a variety of industries and while certain things remain the same regardless of the type of company we’re dealing with, there are others that change depending on it.
Latest News and Articles of the world.Luminet works with a number of clients across a variety of industries and while certain things remain the same regardless of the type of company we’re dealing with, there are others that change depending on it.
Luminet works with a number of clients across a variety of industries and while certain things remain the same regardless of the type of company we’re dealing with, there are others that change depending on it.
When measuring how good their internet is most people will generally look at their download speed but while this may be applicable to most homes this exercise simply isn’t a good enough measure for the quality of commercial internet.
When measuring how good their internet is most people will generally look at their download speed but while this may be applicable to most homes this exercise simply isn’t a good enough measure for the quality of commercial internet.
A recent worldwide comparison study has shown that Britain ranks 81st globally when it comes to home broadband with average speeds around 22 megabits per second. Considering Luminet’s business offering of gigabit fibre optic broadband London and other metropolitan areas the divide between the internet we can offer and the internet we have becomes incredibly clear.
