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The Denver-Boulder corridor is going to start losing it's place as one of the top tech startup areas in the country if it doesn't get itself on this list of pot

• simmons 13y ago
  As a resident of greater Denver-Boulder, I, too, was disappointed to see the big empty space on the map around Colorado. At least one ISP here is experimenting with residential gigabit, though -- I'm hoping that maybe someday I can get it in my neighborhood: http://fiber.forethought.net/ http://fiber.forethought.net/
  • jcomis 13y ago
    interesting. Their website is a bit lacking in info. Do they offer residential service at all right now? Looks like they are just servicing larger multi-tenant buildings, I'm guessing where everyone needs to sign up to get them to come and install.
    • simmons 13y ago
      It's in the extremely nascent stages right now. I think they'll be turning on the first residential gigabit customers in downtown shortly. We've occasionally discussed the idea of getting my condo complex in Arvada lit up -- it's technically feasible, although I suppose the numbers would have to work out.
• sounds 13y ago
  I want Colorado on the list too. All I can think of is: Google's doing this to put pressure on other cities. Is it working? (Not living in Denver anymore, or I'd just ask around :) )
• jcomis 13y ago
  Yeah, also disappointed. I thought for sure it would at least be planned.