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Definition of “Leased Access” :

“Leased Access” refers to a contractual arrangement where a business or individual rents out a dedicated line or network capacity from a telecommunications service provider. This provides a constant, guaranteed level of service, often used for data transmission, internet access, or other digital communication needs.

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