The National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors lauded Seattle...
The National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors lauded Seattle for its newly announced partnership with Gigabit Squared and the University of Washington (CD Dec 14 p10). The partnership hopes to leverage the city’s fiber to provide a gigabit-capable network…
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in fall 2013. “As America’s local governments bring their communities the benefits of fiber optics and gigabit speeds, Seattle and Gigabit Squared offers an exemplary model for public-private partnership,” NATOA President Joanne Hovis said in a statement. The country has reached a point “where our networks are no longer barriers to the imagination,” President-Elect Tony Perez, a Seattle resident, added in a statement.