“The federal government’s definition of high-speed broadband has remained stagnant over the last six years, sitting at 25Mbps down and 3Mbps up since 2015.”
At 3Mbps up, the FCC counts a home as served while it can’t hold a decent video call. Carriers love the low bar because it lets them collect subsidies and call rural America covered. Four senators want 100 symmetrical. Expect the cable lobby to discover that nobody needs upload.