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I concur. I switched to Verizon fiber about 6 years ago and speedwise its fine for me - I see about 90MB on a speed test if I remember correctly but the big difference is we don't lose service after a big storm that takes out a lot of power lines, even when we have no power, when I go on generator that fiber is right there. I don't know if it's because the damaged lines don't short out the good lines and they can route it to me a different way or what but it just keeps working. With the cable TV it went down almost every time we lost power.
Something I did to really speed up my WiFi Internet was to realize that "It's a radio, stupid". I had the router in the basement all the way on one side of the house, then I hung all my phono and USB, etc. cables right in front of it. I was getting 6 to 12 MB on WiFi in the living room but 90 on the hardwired PC. So I relocated the router under the stairs in the center of the house, used some free channel / signal software to see what other WiFi was around me and what channel they were on, made some changes and got my living room WiFi laptop from that 6 - 12 MB up to a solid 80 - 90. The routers are supposed to find the best channel but I don't know how well they really do it. We were at a very nice Motel in Wildwood, NJ and the WiFi was bad. I ran the WiFi signal software and the routers on all 5 floors in my motel and all 5 floors of the motel across the street and maybe another motel too were all on the same channel. Did the IT guys setting it all up forget that it's a radio, too?