FTTN is both fine on its own right, and a good incremental step toward FTTP. Its the basis for BT's broadband strategy in the U.K., which everyone holds up as great model.
As for this not being a problem flyover country, you're right. But flyover country also doesn't have the density for good bang for buck infrastructure development. The reason why places like Poland and Romania stand out is they combine the density of major American cities with the desparation to stand out. Warsaw wants to be the next San Francisco. San Francisco doesn't.
As for this not being a problem flyover country, you're right. But flyover country also doesn't have the density for good bang for buck infrastructure development. The reason why places like Poland and Romania stand out is they combine the density of major American cities with the desparation to stand out. Warsaw wants to be the next San Francisco. San Francisco doesn't.