How to Deploy Speedify for Channel Bonding in FIPS-Restricted Environments

Speedify for Routers Gives IT Teams Hardware-Agnostic Network Bonding in FIPS-Restricted Networks Businesses operating under FIPS 140-2 or FIPS 140-3 requirements – satcom players, defense contractors, federal IT teams, regulated businesses – need bonded internet connectivity that fits inside their compliance posture. Speedify for Routers, running on Linux-based hardware paired with a Speedify Self-Hosted Server, gives IT teams a deployment … Read More

Starlink for Wireless ISPs: Is Starlink an ISP? How Speedify Helps

Speedify Lets Network Providers, Carriers, and ISPs Use Starlink to Expand Internet Coverage and Reliability Yes, Starlink is an ISP (internet service provider): a satellite internet provider that sells service straight to homes and businesses. Other ISPs can use Starlink too. Wireless ISPs (WISPs, which send internet by radio from their towers to customers), rural ISPs and cellular carriers use … Read More

Speedify Server Options for Business: Shared, Dedicated, and Self-Hosted

Speedify gives you three ways to configure the server side of your bonded internet connection. The differences between them matter for performance, control, and cost. The right choice depends on what you’re actually trying to accomplish. In this article we’ll go over the 3 types of Speedify servers: public, Speedify Dedicated Servers and Speedify Self-Hosted Servers. Speedify Public Servers When … Read More

Starlink Wi-Fi Booster Not Enough? See How Speedify Boosts Starlink

A Wi-Fi booster for Starlink, like a mesh Wi-Fi system or a Wi-Fi extender, spreads the Starlink router’s Wi-Fi into more rooms. It can’t make the Starlink internet connection behind that Wi-Fi faster or steadier. When Starlink slows down in heavy rain, at busy times, or during the short drops each time your Starlink dish switches satellites, every device on … Read More