Re: Wow
>To be honest, you'll likely be better off with 4G, as a number of recent articles here are showing as the alternative when you can't get decent copper.
It will be interesting to see a map showing 4G coverage and absence of FTTP/FTTC. I would not be surprised to find that currently, you can get FTTC/FTTP in areas not served by 4G, but high capacity(*) 4G in areas not served by FTTP/FTTC is another story...
(*) ie. A 4G mast with fibre backhaul, capable of concurrently supporting several dozen 4G Home routers ie. a real world deployment of 4G to the home in a FTTP/FTTC not spot...
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