Broadband pros.. let's talk about density. I was speaking to one of my former colleagues recently about density, and why it is important. Most companies analyze density as part of their new build / new market expansion programs. Density is calculated as the total number of units passed from new fiber divided by the total number of fiber miles. If I have to build 1-mile of fiber, I would much rather it pass 75 homes than just 25 homes. More bang for your buck. Contact me today for any questions around density or new market assessment tips.
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