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2. AT&T's rural wireless internet push starts with Georgia - AOL

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   The carrier has completed its first batch of fixed wireless internet rollouts in Georgia, sending LTE cellular data to the home through a static antenna system. AT&T's version offers speeds of "at ...

3. Telecommunications in Georgia (country) - Wikipedia

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   By the end of 2008, there were 618,000 fixed telephone users in Georgia. [9] In urban areas there are 20 telephones per 100 people, and in rural areas there are four telephones per 100 people. Additionally, Datahouse Global LLC, Geonet LLC, Inexphone LLC, and Myphone LLC are providing VoIP-based fixed telephony services over the country.

4. Here’s how the Lummi Nation will be providing fast internet ...

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   These federal funds will boost our state’s ongoing efforts to provide more reliable internet to more households in rural areas and tribal communities,” said Gov. Jay Inslee. Show comments ...

5. Fiber to the premises in the United States - Wikipedia

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   NUB will be one of the first utilities in the southeast to provide this valuable resource to such a rural and mountainous area. North Georgia Network (NGN) Georgia, North Carolina "fiber to the building Internet speeds of up to 50d/50u for residential and 10 Gbps for business customers" LUSFiber: Lafayette, LA: Municipal owned ftth network.

6. Hybrid Access Networks - Wikipedia

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   One of the main motivations for such Hybrid Access Networks is to provide faster Internet services in rural areas where it is not always cost-effective to deploy faster xDSL technologies such as G.Fast or VDSL2 that cannot cover long distances between the street cabinet and the home. Several governments, notably in Europe, required network ...

7. Internet Access In Rural Areas Remains Spotty or Nonexistent

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   High school teacher Alexandra Melnick's day is often interrupted with a familiar routine..Getting in her car and driving less than a mile away to a friend's house for reliable internet service.