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That site has... Interesting data. It seems to be granulated based on zip code. It shows, for mine: 1 cable provider 2 ADSL providers It shows FiOS also, but
by jdmichal 12y ago
That site has... Interesting data. It seems to be granulated based on zip code. It shows, for mine:
1 cable provider
2 ADSL providers
It shows FiOS also, but I can almost guarantee that there is no residence within this zip code that can get it. So, the real question is, how much do you consider ADSL "broadband"?
- broadband432 12y agoWhat is your zip code? I am quite certain there's just not one residential broadband provider in your area.
- tormeh 12y agoConsidering most urban ADSL runs at 15/1Mbps standard it very much is broadband. I guess American providers just like having larger distances and thus lower speed on their wires, but there's nothing wrong with ADSL.
- shmerl 12y agoNo. A lot of it can't go above 3 Mbps download. 15 is available only if you are very close to the box. So it's definitely not most.