Google Fiber is the search giant's much-hyped entry into the broadband Internet Service Provider market. Available in only a few cities, Google Fiber delivers blazing broadband speeds of 1000Mbps - about 100 times faster than today's basic speeds. It does so for a fraction of the cost. In launching ...

Google Fiber is branching out yet again. Google's ultra-high-speed network is slated to come to Provo, Utah. Google Fiber offers Internet speeds of up to 1 gigabit per second, which Google says is 100 times faster than the average American Internet user's service. Google (GOOG) also offers a Fiber T ...

Congratulations, San Antonio. Google Fiber is coming to you next. With 1.4 million residents, the Texas city is the largest area to be covered by the company's ultra fast Internet network. The high-speed service promises customers speeds of 1 gigabit per second, which is a hundred times the speed of ...

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The next city to get Google's ultra-high-speed Fiber network is Austin, Texas. Google Fiber offers Internet speeds of up to 1 gigabit per second, which Google says is 100 times faster than the average American Internet user's service. Google (GOOG) also offers a Fiber TV service that lets customers ...

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Google Fiber is heading to Salt Lake City, Utah. Google made the announcement in a blog post Tuesday. The city joins several others where Google is laying down cable to provide incredibly fast Internet access. Atlanta, Georgia; Nashville, Tennessee; and both Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham in North Car ...

Google is expanding its coveted mega-high-speed Internet service in the South. Eighteen cities in four metro areas -- Atlanta, Nashville, Charlotte, N.C., and Raleigh-Durham, N.C. -- are getting Google Fiber, the company announced Tuesday.