👉 The Advanced Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) is a broadband internet technology that uses existing copper telephone lines to provide high-speed internet access to users. It leverages the infrastructure of telephone networks, allowing data transmission over voice lines while simultaneously enabling internet connectivity. ADSL offers faster speeds compared to traditional dial-up connections and can deliver broadband services such as web browsing, streaming, and online gaming. The speed and performance of ADSL depend on factors like line quality, distance from the exchange (where the phone lines originate), and the specific ADSL plan chosen by the user.
