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Genuine question, since I don't and have never lived in the US. > "[This policy] has resulted in the world’s fastest, most extensive wired and wireless network
by rvieira 6y ago
Genuine question, since I don't and have never lived in the US.
> "[This policy] has resulted in the world’s fastest, most extensive wired and wireless networks;"
I was under the impression (for instance, from anedoctal evidence on HN), that, generally speaking, in the US Internet infrastructure was quite poor, prices quite steep and service not so good when compared to other industrialised countries?
- byoung2 6y agoWhile ours is not the fastest or most reliable in the world, there is no other country that has high quality broadband or mobile deployed over an area as large as the United States. I think that was the point they were making. Singapore probably has the best in the world but the US has 13,000 Singapores of area to cover