Google Fiber May Branch Out to 34 New Cities

[exfileme]

Google Fiber is finally spreading out.

Google Fiber May Branch Out to 34 New Cities : Read more

 

[jimmysmitty]

Phoenix and two nearby cities..... most likely suburbs like Tempe and Scottsdale. If only we could get that here in Tucson....

 

[Majestone]

Google Fiber Thank You for Investing in Utah. You are in Provo, Utah. Please come to Salt Lake City, Utah. I live downtown. We need you. - Majestone

 

[daekar]

As much as Google scares me a bit by how big they're getting, they seem to adhere to their "don't be evil" mantra where the law gives them a choice. It makes me happy to see them stealing customers from companies like Comcast and Verizon.

 

[Platinum Era]

Long shot but; Canada please, preferably Toronto?

 

[Shankovich]

For the love of God come to Toronto please. $65 a month for 2.5 MB/s and a 80 gig cap is just too much. I'd go with Techsavvy but the speed I'd want is still expensive monthly.

 

[Shankovich]

Sorry for the double post, but actually...Google Fibre couldn't make it to Canada considering the government doesn't allow foreign internet and cell competition inside; that, and the Rogers/Bell lobbyists stop everything.

 

[tinmann]

Think Tampa, Fl. and surrounding Hillsborough County Google. MacDill AFB is the headquarters of USSOCOM which could benefit greatly from it.

 

[velocityg4]

So close yet so far. Hopefully they will spread to surrounding cities in my area. They are just planning up to the border of my town. Perhaps I'll have to move.

 

[atminside]

Please Come to SF and destroy the Comcast monopoly

 

[JedP]

Please buy UTOPIA in Utah.

 

[epaciga]

The world revolves around me - come to whatever town I am living in Google! Google, I know you're monitoring Toms Hardware posts since I am here.

 

[kratosbellic]

Get your ass out of US and provide your service around the world..................

 

[kinggremlin]

Phoenix and two nearby cities..... most likely suburbs like Tempe and Scottsdale. If only we could get that here in Tucson....

How hard is it to click on an internet link? The link names every city they are looking at. You guessed correctly, that Tempe and Scottsdale were the 2 suburbs. But you wouldn't have had to guess if you had just clicked on the link.

Cool to see the city I live in on the list. However, even if they are official selected, it will be years before this service is available to anyone in these new cites.

 

[Truckinupga]

I just wish that we rural customers were not always left out of the deal, I have one choice which I am surprised at that since I live 10 miles from the city limit and its cable internet to boot. But the problem is its riddled with problems and high priced packages, Google please help.

 

[JOSHSKORN]

If Google Dark Fiber was where I'm at, I'd be a first-day buyer. I'm just done with Verizon. Hopefully, the router you have to use with Google Dark Fiber isn't a piece of crap.

 

[gwwerner]

I just wish that we rural customers were not always left out of the deal, I have one choice which I am surprised at that since I live 10 miles from the city limit and its cable internet to boot. But the problem is its riddled with problems and high priced packages, Google please help.

Unfortunately, it is just too expensive to run a bunch of fiber to all of the houses in rural settings. You will always be 10 years behind what is available in big cities. By the way, the cost to get the free option installed in Provo is $30, instead of $300. I suspect it was because Google took over the City's fiber system.

 

[csbeer]

My body is ready Google, take me there...

 

[beoza]

Google just buy out UTOPIA in Utah, you'd have access to a couple thousand people, and have access to existing fiber lines that already stretch from Salt Lake City North to Ogden (roughly 30-35miles).

 

[icycool_q1]

You think we can get this shit in Australia? At the rate out GVT is going, we might have 100mbit by 2020.

 

[Kieran Warren]

How about some other countries? I would love to have it in London and some other countries would certainly appreciate it as well, ie Canada, Australia, Germany etc

 

[onover]

You think we can get this shit in Australia? At the rate out GVT is going, we might have 100mbit by 2020.

I think you're being a bit optimistic. With the new change in Government, I'd say closer to 2030.

 

[icycool_q1]

You might be right, let's just hope for a WW3 and a change in power!

 

[barto]

In light of Comcast's recent Timewarner purchase, this would be the best thing for US North Carolinians. This would help drop the over priced and terrible service of the #1 and previously #2 Cable/Internet providers.

 

[tvieson]

For the love of god come to Cincinnati. Tired of hearing our cable and DSL providers boast that they have such great speeds at a low cost. It is literally choosing the lesser of 2 evils here.