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Google Fiber launches blazing fast 5Gbps service, with 8Gbps on the horizon
Google Fiber is finally rolling out its 5Gbps service, giving customers more speed at a great price of just $125 per month.
Towards the end of last year, Google Fiber announced that it would be bringing even faster fiber internet service to parts of the United States. Today, the company is finally making this a reality and has started to roll out 5Gbps service in Kansas City, Des Moines, and Utah. While 5Gbps is amazing, the company is already looking to introduce 8Gbps service as well, stating that it's on the horizon.
Google Fiber expands its offerings, debuting 5 Gig and 8 Gig plans
Google Fiber is set to launch two new internet plans, offering 5 Gig and 8 Gig speeds, that won't break the bank.
Google Fiber has been around for over a decade, and the service hasn't really expanded its reach, still being limited to only a few regions. While the company finally expanded to new states a few months ago, it is now touting faster internet speeds with its new 5 Gig and 8 Gig data plans.
After a long hiatus, Google Fiber will expand to new states
It has been a long time since hearing about Google Fiber. But the company has announced that they will expand to five new states.
It has been over a decade since Google Fiber first launched, and the rollout has been, well, slow. The last time Google rolled out its service to more areas was in 2015, nearly seven years ago. Now, it looks like a reinvigorated Google Fiber will be rolling out to new areas, with the company promising expansion to Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nebraska, and Nevada.
Google Fiber to kill its traditional Fiber TV offering in favor of online streaming
Google Fiber has officially announced it will completely shut down its conventional TV offering altogether in a shift to online streaming.
In February, Google Fiber started testing an upgraded TV experience for Fiber TV subscribers in an attempt to ditch its traditional TV offering. At the time, the online TV experience was only available in Huntsville, Alabama. However, In June, the company rolled out service in every city where Google Fiber was available. Now, Google has officially announced it will completely shut down its conventional TV offering altogether.