Vyralize: Just a few days ago, we wrote about Google wanting to boost its Fiber speeds up to 10Gbps in its service areas within the next three years. Now they’ve officially announced that 34 cities within 9 metro areas are under consideration for their Fiber Gigabit Internet service.
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I hope it come soon as in India and in other countries.
well it will be at least 50 more years untill my swamphole gets that as we dont even have charter yet
Make it rain in Chicago Google, make it rain!
4K TV streaming... seems like such a pipe dream with what ISP's like comcast currently are doing.
When they say Atlanta, I hope the mean the Atlanta Metro area, and if they mean the Metro Area, I hope they mean Henry county lol.
Maybe Google trying to shame the slower US ISP's into doing better. If comcast is still holding back with 150mbps in three years time, the ISP paid politicians might actually start actually feeling dirty. lol
10gb > 150mb, That would make anyone else seem lazy in comparison. It's not called progress if you're standing still or blocking others from what needs to be done. laying down fiber. I think that's why cable companies like timewarner were stalling/c***blocking, they wanted to sell fiber speeds first (after ten more years of wait) Lobbying to keep the status quo will only gain them more ire in the future.
YES!!!... shame them into submission, it's probably the the only way we'll have better service in the end.