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The goal is to keep young, upwardly mobile people from leaving. As cities contemplate the potential positive impact that ultra-high-speed internet could have on their goals for growth, they need to look no further than US cities that have already invested in the fiber optic infrastructure needed to reach 1 Gbps internet speed.
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