Freemont has some of the cheapest, and best bandwidth on the West Coast. Hurricane Electric has 2 data centers there, one of which is a major ipv6 hub for the world.
It also happens to be one of the most active WISP communities in California due to the close proximity of the mountains/hills behind it which overshadow the city. Makes for a great P2MP setup.
Doesn't surprise me that this was in Fremont, California at all.
Out of curiosity, why? (I don't know much about Fremont, other than staying there occasionally when I can't find a closer hotel to my Silicon Valley customers.)
Fremont has a scammy for profit tech school, Northwestern Polytechnic, that always seemed a bit shady. I also once worked with a grad of that school, he was a very piss poor 'senior' engineer.
You do realize these "scammy for profit tech school[s]" are everywhere? Just down the street from my workplace there is a "Tech Skills: School of Technology" which claims they will, for a hefty fee, beat anyone into sys admin shape. A company I used to work for sent me and another manager over to check them out for a possible "post-graduate" hiring process (the school wanted to guarantee X% rate of employment, and we wanted good trained employees). Needless to say, it didn't work out.
