The Google Fiber broadband service is one again expanding, announcing plans to bring the service to five states - Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska, Nevada and Idaho - over the next several years. It's ...

Google Fiber’s entry into the broadband market has forced other ISPs to improve their services, resulting in faster speeds, more reliable connections, and often better prices.

Google Fiber is a high-speed internet service that Google is currently deploying in 18 cities across the US. Here's what you need to know about it.

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 ...

Operating losses from Fiber and Google's "other bets" were $802 million with revenues of $166 million in the first quarter. "We are investing in a very thoughtful way," Kish says.

Google Fiber is expanding its services to Queen Creek, Arizona, following Mesa and Chandler. Service is estimated to begin in early 2026, though specific areas are yet to be announced.

Google Fiber, Google’s internet service, is coming to Mesa, the first Arizona city to receive the service, the company announced Friday. At the Mesa City Council’s meeting July 11, the council ...

Google Fiber got approval to bring its high-speed internet network to the city of Las Vegas, with the goal of bringing services to customers in 2025. VIEW E-EDITION. 99¢ for 6 mos.

Google Webpass is now known as Google Fiber Webpass in all the cities where the wireless gigabit internet service is available. The tech giant first used the Fiber Webpass name when it deployed ...

A 20Gbps service will have to wait, though, as Fiber subscribers are going to be offered 5 Gig (5Gbps) and 8 Gig (8Gbps) options first. The 5 Gig service will cost $125 per month, while the 8 Gig ...

Google's 5Gbps service is $125 a month, which includes a professionally installed 10 Gig fiber modem and "a Wi-Fi 6 router and two mesh extenders." The service tiers in Salt Lake City.

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