This broadband  It connects your home to the internet via a coaxial cable, most frequently wired by the ISP you’ve chosen. Here, the cable internet connection speed varies with the number of users on the service at a specific point in time. Given a specific geographical area, users of the broadband cable service share the connection bandwidth, which slows the speed relative to the number of users on the system.  This will occur at peak times, for example: late in the evenings after the work day is over when many people will be accessing the internet at once.  Somewhat misleadingly, the cable company estimates connection speeds that are based on the thinking that you are using the service on your own, but that is not the case. You are sharing with your entire neighborhood.

Still, a cable network is one of the most reliable internet options available and offers speeds (in prime conditions) of up to 15 megabits per second, which is measurably faster than satellite and DSL connections, although not as fast as fiber-optic networks.