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Default More cities getting 100GB and 10GB Internet which is ideal for 4K Blu-ray downloads

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"Broadband services startup Rocket Fiber says it will offer 10-Gbps Internet broadband to residents and 100-Gbps connections to businesses in its home city of Detroit. The company, part of the Quicken Loans family of companies, says it will use fiber to the premises (FTTP), but did not reveal the technology behind the FTTP approach."


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"Municipally owned service provider Fibrant is slated to announce today at 2:00 PM EDT that it will offer 10-Gbps broadband services via a fiber to the premises (FTTP) architecture in its home city of Salisbury, NC. Salisbury's Catawba College will be the initial customer for the fiber-optic broadband service, the first of its kind in the U.S. according to the service provider and its FTTP equipment supplier, Calix, Inc. (NYSE: CALX)."


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