In the bay area there's some overlap. I've seen places that have Webpass in addition to something else, but it's always a MDU and not a single family home. I'll

In the bay area there's some overlap. I've seen places that have Webpass in addition to something else, but it's always a MDU and not a single family home. I'll edit it a bit to clarify. From what I've seen fiber providers are split into these: - $$$$$, business, anywhere, pay per mile to pull fiber - old-ish home incumbents like Frontier, often strange plans like 100 Mbps and 200 Mbps or 250 Mbps - I have no idea what their equipment looks like to provide this - planned neighborhood telcos like https://smartcitytelecom.com/residential/ https://smartcitytelecom.com/residential/ - municipal fiber, local utility co (EPBCo, Longmont) - MDU-only urban fiber (Google Fiber Webpass)