Google Fiber has begun testing network slicing although it's still too early to say whether this technology can deliver on ...

Google Fiber offers ultra-fast internet plans with symmetrical speeds, no contracts and free installation. See 2025 pricing, ...

Charter Communications reports Missouri is facing a 200% rise in fiber cable vandalism, causing major Spectrum outages and ...

Starlink provides internet wirelessly through a network of low orbit satellite while Google's GFiber provides internet to ...

Google Fiber you will not last long as a provider because of the horrible Customer Service. And for your customers paying a higher water bill because of installers cutting water lines.

Google Fiber is Google's fiber optic-based broadband internet service, which debuted in 2010. It's built to deliver high-speed connectivity to businesses and individuals in select cities.

5+ years after the “pause” Google Fiber launched with big plans to change the US consumer broadband industry in 2012. It faced problems getting timely access to utility poles, and cities that ...

If you’re a Google Fiber customer, you were given a router to use with your service when you signed on. Google is changing that, announcing that you’ll be able to use whatever router you want ...

When Google Fiber first launched in 2010, it boasted an online speed of 1 gigabit per second, which at the time was a whopping 100 times the country's average internet connection.

Frustrated by the hammerlock of U.S. broadband providers, Google Inc. has searched for ways around them to provide faster Internet speeds at lower cost, via everything from high-speed fiber to ...

Google announces 18 new cities for its speedy Internet service. New Google Fiber service is advertised on a van in Nashville, Tenn., on Jan. 27, 2015. Google announced it would bring gigabit-speed ...

Google Fiber announced today that it will be dropping its TV package option to focus solely on providing high-speed internet service. Customers who pay for it currently will still have access, but ...