Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio on Tuesday announced that it will move forward on the Case Connection Zone, a project to deploy fiber to “several thousand” nearby residents over the next couple of years.
The project, as planned, will deliver a free gigabit per second connection to residents of neighborhoods around the university, starting in May with 104 households in the Hessler Road neighborhood near CWRU’s main campus.
“We’re going to build out here one block at a time until there’s momentum to do it on a larger scale,” Lev Gonick, chief information officer at CWRU and coordinator ...
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