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Google planning to extend Fiber network soon

The Future Post: Google is planning to extend its Fiber network beyond Kansas City very soon.

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Speed-Racer4290d ago

I can see the price fall like flies in the near future.

Crazyglues4290d ago

Can they just bring it to NYC and all the 5 boroughs that's all I care about...

I want them to put all these other cable companies out of business, especially Time Warner Cable for charging crazy high prices for slow as hell internet..

Smashbro294289d ago

Yes please. YES. PLEASE.

shutUpAndTakeMyMoney4289d ago (Edited 4289d ago )

I pay time warner $45/month for 15 mbps. Google wants $25 more for 1000mbs? sold..

I wish the made a $35/month plan for 500mbps that would be the sweet spot and would kill everyone else.

Blasphemy4289d ago

Come to SC and give TWC some real competition so I can get faster speeds for cheaper!

CoryHG4289d ago

They attempted in Greenville and lost out to Kansas City. Kinda pointless for that matchup purely based on people.

The Great Melon4288d ago (Edited 4288d ago )

Ah... someone who thinks correctly. ^_^

Psychotica4289d ago

Awesome, would absolutely love seeing them come to NH and bust the cable monopolies. Right now we have a couple companies that split the territory up.

Crazay4289d ago

Sadly, given that I'm way far out of the city, I suspect this will never make it's way to me but MAYBE there's hope that they launch a legitimate wireless service in Canada and I won't be paying $100+ for heavily capped internet.

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Google Fiber now sells $55-per-month gigabit Internet (in one city)

$55 gigabit available in San Antonio while people in other cities pay $70.

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Google Fiber building in Louisville despite lawsuit from AT&T and Charter

Google Fiber filing permit to begin construction in Louisville.

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Google Fiber 2.0 targets the city where it will stage comeback, as AT&T Fiber prepares to go nuclear

As Google Fiber is sorting out its next moves, ground zero in the gigabit wars has emerged in Louisville, Kentucky, where AT&T Fiber has talked big but signed up very few gigabit customers.