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<br /> 55 | P a g e <br />City of San Leandro, CA <br />Fiber Master Plan <br />BROADBAND MARKET ASSESSMENT <br /> <br />Twenty-five (25) service providers in San Leandro offer business broadband service. The <br />average download speed in is 30.68 Mbps, which is 11.7% slower than the average in <br />California and 6.0% slower than the national average. San Leandro has a total of 23 <br />provider networks, with 7 providers catering to residential broadband services: <br /> <br />• 1 cable provider, <br />• 8 copper providers, <br />• 5 DSL providers, <br />• 2 fixed wireless providers, <br />• 5 mobile broadband providers, <br />• 2 satellite providers, <br />• 2 fiber providers. <br />SAN LEANDRO, CA BROADBAND STATISTICS: <br />• San Leandro is the 23rd most connected city in California ahead of Alameda, <br />Oakland, San Lorenzo, and Castro Valley. <br />• There are 289 internet providers in all of California. <br />• Approximately 14,000 people in Alameda County don't have access to any wired <br />internet. <br />• California is the 9th most connected state in the U.S. <br />• Approximately 99% of San Leandro residents are serviced by multiple wired <br />providers. <br />• Almost 95% of consumers in California have access to a wired connection with <br />true broadband speeds faster than 25mbps40 (although it is important to note that <br />access and affordability are two distinct factors in broadband adoption). <br /> <br />INTERNET SERVICE OFFERINGS TO ENTERPRISE / LARGE BUSINESSES <br /> <br />For enterprise and large business entities in San Leandro, internet services are available <br />in all areas. However, service tends to be expensive, coverage offerings are dependent <br />on technology offered by providers, and true broadband as defined by the Federal <br />Communications Commission (FCC)41 is not always available. <br /> <br /> <br />40 Source: Broadband Now <br />41 The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) defines broadband speeds as at least 25 Mbps downstream and <br />3 Mbps upstream