content: A single 2 hour movie in 4k format is roughly 40g.  So - that's 7 or 8 movies.  Currently, Netflix pushes 4k content at something like 15.6 mbps. South Korea's 4k offering UMAX streams 4k at 32Mbsp - and Japan plans to stream the Olympics in 8k in 2020 (which will be rather a lot more). Yes - the cable companies need to invest in infrastructure to support this - but that's their business model. When cities like chattanooga can toss out 1g to the curb for $70 a month - i think it suggests the 'market' hasnt been doing it's job in getting the companies to invest.  Capitalism is fine - but Crony Capitalism is worse than pretty much anything.