Wireless Connection
Wireless broadband services are similar to wired broadband in that they connect to an internet backbone usually a fiber-optic trunk; however they don’t use cables to connect to the last mile or business/residences. Instead they use Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) connections or radio waves.
Fiber Optic Connection
Faster, symmetric internet speeds up to one gigabit per second are possible with fiber-optic technology. Fiber-optic cables, made of tiny strands of plastic or glass, are capable of transmitting data signals much faster than copper.