Atlanta
The service available in the city clocks an average speed of 2.11 megabits per second, edging out San Jose or Silicon Valley by 0.01 mbps, or about 10 kilobits per second. The 4G wireless service in Atlanta isn’t bad either, averaging about 11.6 mbps from four competing wireless carriers.
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(Image credits: atlanta)
Boston
Often called the Tweet-happy place; Bostonians generated only about 1.3 percent of the tweets originating from U.S. cities. Seeing the blueprint would sure be an enlightening experience.
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(Image credits: iias-iisa)
Kansas City
This is the first city where Google launched its gigabit service, Google Fiber that allows the citizens to access the internet 100 times faster than any other American citizens.
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(Image credits: westwoodps)
Bangalore
Most famously called the “Silicon Valley of India” this city offers more than IT jobs. The architecture of the city itself amazes one.
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(Image credits: properji)
