Proxy for speeding up the Internet

Servers sit on backbone networks and add the least delay of the four types. Pick a location near the service you use, and the route can get shorter and steadier.

Traffic passes through home connections, so speed depends on the household line behind each IP. Better suited to tasks where a local address matters more than throughput.

Carrier networks vary with signal and load, so these are rarely chosen for speed alone. They make sense when you need a mobile address and can accept latency swings.

Server-grade speed on a static IP registered to an internet provider, with one steady route for daily use. A balanced option for calls, downloads, and work tools.