Point to point can also be useful when getting a building connected is expensive. A former employer leased a space in a city, and the space wasn't connected. On

Point to point can also be useful when getting a building connected is expensive. A former employer leased a space in a city, and the space wasn't connected. One of the big providers wanted $10k to connect the building. A local small ISP connected the building using point to point for a fraction of the cost. I think we'll see more point to point adoption until it threatens the market share of entrenched providers.