This white paper argues that wholesale, open access networks are a cost-effective and efficient way to bridge the digital divide and foster a competitive environment.
This report shows how the United States is behind other developed countries when it comes to gigabit speed broadband, both in terms of coverage and adoption. The piece examines why public intervention has not led to better results, with a focus on the need for the country to move from vertically integrated operators to wholesale fiber networks that lease capacity to service providers.
