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Every proxy provider makes big claims about its speed, but Tel Aviv-based NetNut goes further than most:  'fastest in the market', the website boasts, with the capacity to handle 'hundreds of gigabytes per second' ensuring you can 'access any geo-targeted web data content you need.' This isn't just marketing spin, though. While most proxy providers use peer-to-peer (P2P) networks to source their residential IPs, NetNut works with a company called DiviNetworks to acquire them directly from more than 100 ISPs around the world. With the usual reliance on end users replaced by direct ISP connectivity, NetNut eliminates a major performance bottleneck and ensures it can better scale up to handle large-scale tasks. As a very welcome bonus, because these IPs aren't tied to real user devices, you don't have to worry that they'll disappear at any moment. You can decide how long to keep them. These static residential proxies are NetNut's premium ...