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FWA product is improving, but AT&T still 'fiber first' – Stankey

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Photonic crystal endless ....look it up

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Post ID: @mg+1kc8pb8n0

AT&T has no fiber in front of my house and I have 1 bar signal on my phone. Please help.

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Post ID: @fz+1kc8pb8n0

@c4 Years ago multi mode fiber was replaced with single mode fiber (thinner inner core) to enable deployment of the SONET network at higher speeds. SONET is going the way of the dodo, so accordingly, need a next level fiber technology.

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Post ID: @d9+1kc8pb8n0

We make communication go.

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Post ID: @d5+1kc8pb8n0

"We're a fiber-first company," AT&T CEO John Stankey said today

I thought we were a layoff first company

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Post ID: @d2+1kc8pb8n0

What does better fiber mean and what level of improvement would be made? Also what is a “bit” more money? If it was the fiber why can you different tier speeds from your provider without replacing the existing fiber?

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Post ID: @c4+1kc8pb8n0

There are new fibers that are better, but ATT is too cheap to get them and zero research development. We do need a Nobel prize in wireless but a bit more money on fiber tech.

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Post ID: @bp+1kc8pb8n0

@b3 That sounds exactly like something Legg could pull off.

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Post ID: @ba+1kc8pb8n0

It would take a Nobel peace prize level discovery in wireless transmission before a wireless product is going to be able to replace fiber as an end game strategy. A run of the mill residential fiber connection is a gig up and down. A fantastic AT&T air connection is a third of that just on the downstream. Though is also still room for improvement in both technologies, in a decade or two you’ll see over 10 gigs over fiber being rather ubiquitous. I’m skeptical of wireless speeds achieving that in that time frame.

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