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I wonder whether you have any data to back up your claim, but other data seem to contradict it. Also see the comment of Luke Lambert on this thread https://gis

• turquoisevar 3y ago
  Do you have a link to the other data? I’m looking at Lambert’s data, but aside from the problem of sample size, it seems to support the FCC’s reading of the situation. There are barely any samples that hit the required >= 20Mbps up and while it’s easier to spot >= 100Mbps down, it’s far from consistent and seems to be more of a “once a day” occurrence.
  • inemesitaffia 3y ago
    In 2025 and in areas covered by RDOF. Not everywhere
• mortos 3y ago
  I suggest reviewing this data again, especially with the understanding that the timestamps are in UTC. 0027 UTC corresponds to 1827 in CST (the timezone for Texas). During prime time, this user was often around 10mbps.