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It goes both way doesn't it. I've looked up some non-shitty parts of the UK with 1gb/1gb fibre for about $40 a month (Oxford, Cambridge, Bristol ect) and all d
by swarnie 2y ago
It goes both way doesn't it.
I've looked up some non-shitty parts of the UK with 1gb/1gb fibre for about $40 a month (Oxford, Cambridge, Bristol ect) and all do seem to have population densities about twice that of Silicon Valley.
Then again my village with a population of about 300 does as well so i think it comes down to centralised investment.
Does state or federal not offer incentive to connect low density communities for the good of teh wider economy?