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There's no denying that cable still reigns supreme over home Internet service. It's typically the fastest and oftentimes the most reliable connection type you can hope for. Google is slowly changing that with fiber Internet service, and cable providers are ever so slightly beginning to feel the pressure. In Charlotte, N.C., Google's impending expansion has led local cable juggernaut Time Warner Cable to boost its own speeds dramatically without raising its prices.This is competition, and it's a very, very good thing. It also might be your only hope for improved service, lower prices, and true progress.
Il semble qu'il y ait là aussi des problèmes d'accès aux infrastructures. Si je traduis bien 'utility pole', poteau téléphonique ?, AT&T aurait refusé l'utilisation de ceux-ci.
Building out fiber broadband infrastructure has proven to be an incredibly expensive and challenging effort for Alphabet; the “shallow trenching” and “nanotrenching” were seen as ways of saving on costs and keeping Fiber’s expansion alive.