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• betaby 3y ago
  Or Ebox. In fact some of hurdles were documented on dslreports forum. Starting with wholesale access to cable ( worked OK for a while ) continuing with wholesale access to fiber ( never happens ) and ending with the end of the 'sane' rates for cable ( final nail before Ebox, Destributel and other were sold to Bell/Telus/Cogeco )
  • throw0101c 3y ago
    > continuing with wholesale access to fiber ( never happens ) * https://mobilesyrup.com/2023/11/06/bell-and-telus-must-offer-competitors-access-to-fibre-to-the-home-network-crtc/ https://mobilesyrup.com/2023/11/06/bell-and-telus-must-offer... Or you can do what Beanfield did and build out your own fibre infrastructure to customers.
    • posguy 3y ago
      Fighting every municipality and Homeowners Association (HOA, aka Strata) along the way. Running fiber is tough here in the US, even motivated incumbents see a minimum of a 6 month delay waiting for permits in many municipalities to run fiber through existing conduit owned by said incumbent.
      • nayuki 3y ago
        Beanfield runs fiber through streets and sewers, and provides networking to office buildings and condominium apartments. I don't think they serve detached houses, as the low density is not worth it.
• throw0101c 3y ago
  Or Beanfield.