Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Just wanted to know

Does T still bury copper cable in new subdivisions .

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Post ID: @OP+1d1Y5Rlb

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Yes. ATT puts copper in minority neighborhoods and fiber in majority neighborhoods due to the higher earning power. Seriously, they want an average of several hundred per month per household. Poor neighborhoods came afford this, so they get cheaper infrastructure. 6uild 6ack 6etter was a huge lie to mostly benefit the majority at the minority's expense.

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Post ID: @2wzw+1d1Y5Rlb

Some subs we don’t place anything. Cheaper that way. No cable installation costs.

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Post ID: @2qmy+1d1Y5Rlb

FTTN = waste of time, waste of cash. Competition providing FTTH for the win.

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Post ID: @1pzg+1d1Y5Rlb

Depends on the area.

In NorCal I had FTTH at my new home.

Co-worker in Ohio said they installed new copper in his new 'hood.

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Post ID: @1njt+1d1Y5Rlb

Yes.

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Post ID: @1rav+1d1Y5Rlb

No

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Post ID: @1ryi+1d1Y5Rlb

Yes. Fiber to the node and copper to the home except in executive neighborhoods, Randy's, Johnnie Boy's and Ed the Head.

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Post ID: @1nmm+1d1Y5Rlb

No

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