the biggest problem starlink faces is shipping enough devices (and launching the
satellites to support them), not demand. There are enough people interested in
paying full price that if the broadband subsities did not exist, it wouldn't
reduce the demand noticably.
but if the feds are handing
A 5.7% reduction in funded locations for StarLink is… not dramatic. If the
project falls on that basis, they've got bigger problems. Much of that
discrepancy falls squarely on the shoulders of the FCC and incumbent ISPs
filing form 477, as well as the RDOF auction being held before improving
mappin
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sorry about that
The below was written two decades ago and we're still fiddling around with
fraudband. Hey, today in 2021, comcast will sell a select few 2 Gb/s
symmetric over a fiber strand using a juniper switch, leased of course,
designed in 2011. Talk about not keeping u