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California's state legislature unanimously approves a plan to build a statewide, open access, “middle-mile” fiber network, and provide $2B in last-mile grants

CA to build middle-mile network open to all ISPs and give $2B in last-mile grants.

Ars Technica Jon Brodkin

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  • @trengriffin Tren Griffin on x
    2/ This plan to build a public open access middle-mile fiber network in California is an interesting experiment. How fast even $1 billion is consumed in building fiber capacity will surprise many people. Backhoes unfortunately don't follow Moore's law. https://arstechnica.com/...
  • @johnekdahl @johnekdahl on x
    I dump on California boondoggles plenty, but this is the sort of they they could actually pull off (not saying they will). https://twitter.com/...
  • @broadbandequity @broadbandequity on x
    California unanimously passes SB 156 and invests $6 billion to: - fund a pioneering middle-mile fiber network, - recharge CASF for unconnected areas to receive fiber, - support California cities to finance their own networks. This is the beginning of a new era in public fiber! ht…