Boston Globe interviews Verizon’s Bob Ingalls about its’ fiber-to-the-hope project. “We have not announced publicly the cost, but you can do the math. We’re going to pass 3 million houses, so it’s definitely cost with a “b” in front of it, not an “m” in front of it. A million premises at $1000 each,” he says. Read Blinded by Speed, and decide for yourself!
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