> But to be sure, in my view, this is very good for the consumer of internet services, it will almost assuredly provide the customer with a lower cost per Mbps

> But to be sure, in my view, this is very good for the consumer of internet services, it will almost assuredly provide the customer with a lower cost per Mbps due to increased competition particularly with all the LEOS (Low Earth Orbit Sats) also in the mix. The problem is that all these services improve download--which doesn't matter all that much. Technology, however, is driven by upload. Every time upload speeds jumped by an order of magnitude, we saw a whole bunch of new computers applications. Sadly, computers have been knecapped by a maximum 10M upload speed for almost 20 years now. NAT was just an extra gunshot wound to add to the misery.