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Originally Posted by jedikermit
The Tribune article linked above does a good job of explaining that there are already select companies in SLC that have that connection, and lists some of the providers that bring it to them. I have no doubt they'll continue to provide those services, and possibly better than Google Fiber does. If Google Fiber did come to town, it has the potential to transform businesses across the city.
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I agree. Back to my original point, there are already some players in this market and look for residential campaigns soon.
IMO, some people hear Google Fiber and think a city becomes transformed and revolutionary.. Honestly, it's nothing more than Google finally getting in the game and wanting their own ultra high speed network. Their only option to do this is to rip up the land and lay their pipe.. Or piggy backing on companies that have been already been laying Optic Fiber for 20 years..
It just so happens that the current distribution technology has finally caught up to the same optic fiber that has been in the ground for years and they can now advertise gig speeds. Great timing for Google and hats off to them for taking their needs by the horns..
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