Openweb has launched a “bonded ADSL in the cloud” uncapped service, offering speeds of between 20Mbps and 50Mbps. The service is aimed at users who cannot get Telkom’s VDSL or fibre products.
The ISP’s bonded ADSL in the cloud service allows a client to bond up to seven ADSL lines to achieve higher download and upload speeds.
“We have invested in a cloud backbone that will deliver the lowest bonded latencies in the country,” said Openweb founder Keoma Wright.
“Bonded ADSL in the cloud offers clients high speeds at a fraction of the cost of fibre or any other broadband technologies.”
The service comes with 5 static IP addresses, offers unshaped and uncapped data, and has international connectivity via Seacom, Sat-3, and Wacs.
The following table provides an overview of Openweb’s bonded ADSL in the cloud pricing. These prices do not include ADSL or analogue line rental, payable to Telkom.
| Openweb bonded ADSL in the cloud | ||
| Bonded ADSL lines | Maximum speed | Price |
| 2 x ADSL lines | 20Mbps | R3,799 |
| 3 x ADSL lines | 30Mbps | R5,799 |
| 4 x ADSL lines | 40Mbps | R8,799 |
| 5 x ADSL lines | 50Mbps | R10,799 |
Article republished with permission from MyBroadband
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LOL! “clients high speeds at a fraction of the cost of fibre” Umm the cheapest is 20Mbps at R3799 and that excludes the adsl lines and telephone lines which have to be paid to telkom. so you looking at 5k for a 20Mbps connection. How is that a fraction of fibre costs? Pathetic…