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Not at all.
Fiber is low latency, high speed and it's secure. It's basically the gold standard.
And it's connected to everyone's homes as promised already?
By the way, what do you think NBN is obsoleted by?
100% fiber wasn't even in the first iteration of NBN, but libs sabotaged that anyway.. It has been rapidly rolling out and replacing the lib garbage
However, fiber is the gold standard regardless. Rural areas however will likely need wireless technologies. That doesn't make the NBN obsolete to any capacity