| reply to ilsr_chris
Re: Makes one wonder.. I am comparing business and enterprise circuits not residential. A medical office that uses 25mb @ 95th percentile is no different than an ISP using 25mb @ 95th percentile on a 30, 50, or 100mb circuit.
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| I would expect that an ISP would actually have a different usage pattern than a medical office but whatever. If your point is that EPB is discouraging competitors, then I will have trouble disagreeing with you. Presumably they are acting within the law and probably still more honorably than AT&T does. |
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| As far as discouraging competitors goes, considering how long it often takes for a community to get a muni fiber network off the ground, any company wanting to compete will have an ample opportunity to get in there first. There are plenty of opportunities for a company to do this, and I'm sure most communities would welcome having another player in the market as opposed to having to wire themselves. It just takes a company with the vision to make it happen and the resources and competence to pull it off. |
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| reply to ilsr_chris
No. In my example 25Mb @ 95th percentile is the same amount of bandwidth no matter who the end user is.
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