Verizon (FiOS) begins overbuilding AT&T (U-verse) in Texas
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1 Comment:
Now this could get interesting!
FiOS and U-Verse competing head-to-head. FTTH vs. FTTN. The first time (outside of wireless) that these titans have really competed.
I used to live in Allen. I wish I still did. I imagine those folks are about to get some really amazing deals for telecommunications services.
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