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The FCC has announced that if your ISP proclaims that it can deliver less than the potential new spec of 100Mbps down and 20Mbps up your connection is not broadband. Where and how does this affect the United States? All we have seen so far is the statements. So let’s make a map, that’s something we know how to do!

The FCC has announced that if your ISP proclaims that it can deliver less than the potential new spec of 100Mbps down and 20Mbps up your connection is not broadband. Where and how does this affect the United States? All we have seen so far is the statements. So let’s make a map!

Frustrated with slow internet speeds, Atherton resident Mike Farmwald took matters into his own hands. So he created a fiber optic network, known as Atherton Fiber, in Atherton and North Fair Oaks.

Hexvarium CEO Gerry Lawlor explains how a successful market entry must be very calculated as to whom and how you validate the investment while also being able to engage the right people with the right message.

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Local ISP Lures Customers with Faster Broadband, Lower Prices, and Fanatical Customer Service

Atherton Fiber, a subsidiary of Open 5G, says it is now providing services in Atherton and North Fair Oaks, CA. The company, which operates on an open access network model, has its eyes on surrounding communities as well.

Mark Litwintschik explains how Open5G has enriched and integrated a global canopy dataset into its decision-making process for rolling out 5G across California.

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In his bid to bring connectivity to the greatest number of people possible, Open5G’s CEO Gerry Lawlor says pushing the boundaries with data is critical.

With help from Open5G’s Fabion Kauker, Mark Litwintschik compares latitude and longitude to h3 binning times between PostgreSQL, BigQuery and ClickHouse.