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this post was submitted on 17 Oct 2023
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Your right it will, the problem is the current infrastructure cannot support it.
No, because they're milking their old infra as much as they can, and not properly supporting modern technology.
Not milking it at all, it's just a giant undertaking to upgrade millions of miles of plant.
Both can be true. It's a massive effort to upgrade the infrastructure. Comcast will squeeze every drop from the existing plant, then hem and haw for a few years while service suffers, before actually committing to the massive effort.