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Rural America Doesn't Have a Fiber Problem. It Has a Reality Problem
Despite $42 billion in federal broadband funding, rural connectivity remains constrained by geography, economics, and deployment timelines. Drawing on 26 years of field experience, Viaero's Venkat Potluri argues that Fixed Wireless Access and Open RAN should complement—not compete with—fiber if the U.S. wants to close the rural broadband gap faster.
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