Proximocast: 20 minutes with Ted Schremp, IQ Fiber

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Thomas Hopkins

Deputy Editor

Proximo talks to Ted Schremp, founder and CEO of IQ Fiber, about the US fibre market, discussing topics such as the level of fibre penetration in the US, the competitive landscape for fibre infrastructure, and the suitability of non-recourse debt for fibre financings.

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