It's already replaced the "last few feet" of most Internet connections already, though!
Fiber solves "the last mile", but wireless is handy that last little bit of the way. I think that today's "wired to the home, wireless devices" will remain the most common option.
Yes but replacing the last dozen feet at a customer's discretion is a lot different than having the majority of internet users connecting via something like 4G/WiMax
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It's already replaced the "last few feet" of most Internet connections already, though!
Fiber solves "the last mile", but wireless is handy that last little bit of the way. I think that today's "wired to the home, wireless devices" will remain the most common option.
Yes but replacing the last dozen feet at a customer's discretion is a lot different than having the majority of internet users connecting via something like 4G/WiMax