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| Topic | Can't Google just expand Google Fiber nationwide and enforce Net Neutrality? |
| InfestedAdam 12/16/17 9:43:29 PM #11: | adjl posted... Most notably, in the areas where Google Fiber has been operating, other ISP's have provided similar speeds for similar costs, exposing the reality that they've been deliberately throttling their speeds so they can charge more for minor incremental upgrades, rather than for any technical reasons. To my understanding as well, internet speed in other parts of the world are notably faster than ours to boot. Dikitain posted... One word, infrastructure. Of course, there's this issue. I think it was going to be nigh impossible in Los Angeles County for example since installing the fiber lines underground will be difficult/impossible with all the existing pipes and other lines. Installing above ground will require building new towers and/or pigging back off other ISPs towers and I'd imagine they'll be hardpressed to share. --- "You must gather your party before venturing forth" "Go for the eyes Boo! Go for the eyes!" ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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