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

A fourth East Valley city is set to receive service from Google Fiber's high-speed broadband internet service.

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 ...

According to a map on the Google Fiber website, the service is available in 19 different cities across 13 different states. The service is a mix of Webpass and Fiber, ...

Google Fiber has ambitious plans to expand its fiber services in the next three to five years. It wants to launch fiber services in five new states: Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska, Nevada, and Idaho.

Google Fiber has a new 20-gig internet speed tier and is looking for organizations that can test its full capabilities, the company said in a blog post Monday.

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 Fiber plans to bring its high-speed internet service to multiple cities in Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nebraska and Nevada over the next several years in its first big expansion since it spun ...

The 20 Gbps, WiFi 7-enabled service will require a big router setup for the sake of multi-gig speeds across all your home’s devices for $250 a month.

Construction for Google Fiber can begin in Cedar Park and Lakeway, while construction is already underway in Round Rock. Lakeway city leaders unanimously approved an agreement with Google Fiber on ...

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 Fiber said Las Vegas officials will soon discuss an agreement to allow the company to operate in the valley. VIEW E-EDITION. 25¢ for 3 mos. Support local journalism.