Re:Boulder moves to fund citywide fiber buildout through debt
by rayiner on Thursday June 14, 2018 @10:52AM
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> $100/mo for FTTH vs. $69/mo for 250MB/s Comcast?
I'll take the FTTH and leave Comcast and Century Link behind, thank you very much.
It's $100/mo only if you hit 50% uptake rate. If your uptake rate is only, say, 33%, because most people don't care about gigabit and would rather save the $30/month, your per-household cost shoots up (as does what you have to charge to recover the investment).
It's $100/mo only if you hit 50% uptake rate. If your uptake rate is only, say, 33%, because most people don't care about gigabit and would rather save the $30/month, your per-household cost shoots up (as does what you have to charge to recover the investment).