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I live in rural Oregon. I have fiber to the house delivering gigabit speeds. The local co-op exists because the phone companies didn't want to wire the area so
by mgarfias 10y ago
I live in rural Oregon. I have fiber to the house delivering gigabit speeds.
The local co-op exists because the phone companies didn't want to wire the area so the farmers did it.
Then they put conduit in the ground and started putting fiber in everywhere.
Oh, and when I have a problem they come out the same day. Once was a bad switch, once was a bad termination both on my end, but no run around.
- beachstartup 10y agohow/where does one find potential areas they could move to with these types of facilities?
- amazon_not 10y agohttps://muninetworks.org/communitymap https://muninetworks.org/communitymap http://www.ntca.org/awards-recognition-programs/certified-gig-capable-providers.html http://www.ntca.org/awards-recognition-programs/certified-gi... http://highspeedgeek.com/america-gigabit-internet/ http://highspeedgeek.com/america-gigabit-internet/ http://www.broadbandmap.gov/analyze http://www.broadbandmap.gov/analyze
- amazon_not 10y agohttp://www.bbpmag.com/search-5411.php http://www.bbpmag.com/search-5411.php
- mgarfias 10y agoI could tell you where they are in the willamette valley. Also, a friend is moving to John Day Oregon, and they also have a fiber network there. Outside of Oregon I have no idea. Maybe search for telephone cooperatives in the areas you want to move to?