Investors need to take note of Google's stunning admission that laying fiber optic cable in the ground to serve the last mile to the consumer was a failure costing hundreds of millions of dollars. The WSJ front page article on August 15th titled "Google's High Speed Web Plans Hit Snags" clearly underscores the emergence of "wireless fiber" as a game changing technology that is a cost effective alternative ( see link).
http://www.wsj.com/articles/googles-high-speed-web-plans-hit-snags-1471193165
Google's strategic shift to wireless fiber may take up to 18-24 months in testing and validation before rollout, if things go well. How do investors get in front of the curve?
Hammer Fiber Optic Holdings (ticker: HMMR $10 a share) is a pure play in "wireless fiber" that is already wrapping up it's pilot in Q4 2016 with a commercial launch to follow in New Jersey shortly thereafter. Their technology will provide the triple play services of high speed internet broadband, video and voice to customers and businesses.
Why Hammer? HMMR's management team has had extensive experience successfully implementing "wireless fiber" solutions outside the US. Hammer is ready now (not in two years) with it's proven wireless technology to provide the "last mile" to homes and businesses. The cost efficiencies and ability to quickly penetrate the market can give HMMR an enviable first mover advantage in wireless fiber.
Hammer will utilize a path of organic growth coupled with a strategy of acquiring or partnering with many independent wireless internet service providers ("WISP's") in the US. There are over 3,000 WISP's in the US alone.
Hammer presents investors a rare opportunity to get in on the ground floor with an exciting new emerging market technology- "wireless fiber".
This is the beginning of the wireless fiber evolution in the US - If you were listening carefully Google just told us so.
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