 1 edit | Humm There is so much dark fiber around the usa its not funny and really nothing new.
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 antwanpBeyond FM, Beyond AM, XM Satellite RadioPremium join:2002-05-14 Cedar Hill, TX | Exactly! What about all the dark fibre that's NOT owned by Verizon or AT&T that's been dug? Don't get me wrong, I'm all for choices and more competition, but I don't see too many advantages for this company...
HOWEVER, I also wonder how much dark fibre is in rural areas, such as the areas this new ring is proposing. This could be essential to get cheaper 3G and better rural ISPs up and running... -- Follow me on Twitter: »www.twitter.com/antwanp |
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 iansltx join:2007-02-19 Golden, CO kudos:2 | As for how much dark fiber is in some of those rural areas, I'll bet the answer is a big fat zero... |
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 TSWYOPremium join:2003-05-03 Cheyenne, WY | reply to hayabusa3303 What I find interesting is the city I am from in Ohio installed fiber in the mid 1990's. The entire city, passing every home and business. To this day it is still dark. |
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 | reply to antwanp The advantage looks like they are willing to break out every 60 miles or so at reasonable rates. Chattanooga has an ungodly amount of fiber that passes with in 1 mile of of two places we are coloed. The problem is getting anyone to hand you anything. Most of the big guys are only interested in handing you a feed from 56M in Atlanta.
I will be talking to these guys very soon as their route through town is pretty close to us. |
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| reply to hayabusa3303 said by hayabusa3303:There is so much dark fiber around the usa its not funny and really nothing new. NEXT. I couldn't have said it any better. We don't need any more IXC or long haul infrastructure. There's loads of it unused right now. Sounds like a big old waste of money to me. I'll bet it doesn't get off the ground. -- Looks like Reverend Wright got his wish - God Damn America. Nancy Pelosi - House Minority Leader 2010 Harry Reid - Senate Minority Leader 2010 |
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 | reply to TSWYO what city? |
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 | Bet he's talking about Cleveland. Also CURSE YOU LEBRON! Please stay...*sniffle*. |
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1 edit | reply to TSWYO Youngstown? From the map, it does look like it goes through it, but I can only hope. edit: nope, not according to the more detailed maps on their site at »www.alliedfiber.com/network.php -- Join the RC5 team. |
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 patcat88 join:2002-04-05 Jamaica, NY kudos:1 | reply to TSWYO said by TSWYO:What I find interesting is the city I am from in Ohio installed fiber in the mid 1990's. The entire city, passing every home and business. To this day it is still dark. In a city near NYC, every traffic light in the city has fiber going to it..... |
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| reply to sonicmerlin yah that fiber in Cleveland going to every neighborhood is owned by TWC, ATT and WOW cable. And is very much used.
I don't know any areas in cleveland that have dark fiber just laying on the poles and not being used that by-passes everyone. -- www.twopugsbrand.com Kosher, Vegan, and Organic Certified Dog and Cat treats/foods and other products! |
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1 edit | I don't know who owns it now, but it was a private company that installed it in Euclid, Oh. I used to work for a government agency that does use a portion of it for the 15-ish or so buildings they have. As of 2007 no other entity was using it and from my contacts now they haven't heard much otherwise. |
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 | i'm wondering if it wasn't One Community that put the fiber in. Nothing else comes up in that area except their name. -- www.twopugsbrand.com Kosher, Vegan, and Organic Certified Dog and Cat treats/foods and other products! |
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