Google Fiber Coming To Austin, Texas

[WiiUBricker]

No specifics yet for Austin, but cities that already have the service get a gigabit plan for $70 per month, or you can get regular broadband for seven years, for free, if you pay a $300 installation fee.

I would get regular internet for $300. It's more than good enough.

 

[admung]

I lived just outside of Austin for 8 months, and while I was there I heard about Google Fiber and thought "Wow, that is really cool!" And then when I left, Austin got it. I'm jealous. It would take a miracle for Fiber to come where I live now, where 50 Mbps is Ultimate Internet: The Next Generation of Internet.

 

[nukeboy95]

COME TO SEATTLE ALREADY BITCHES

THANK YOU

 

[Skelletonike]

Well, seeing has it's been available for over roughly 4 or 5 years here, it makes me wonder why it's not more widespread over there.z.z
While I'm content with only having 100mbps atm, 1gbps for that price is quite good, I pay roughly 80€ for mine, but it includes tv box (those things that let you watch anything that gave on tv, no matter in what channel, since it records everything that airs for 7 days)

 

[Veho]

"Fiber: It keeps you('re service) regular!"

"It keeps you are service regular"? Spelling!

 

[IBNobody]

Not only is Google coming, AT&T has announced that they are going to compete with Google. They are going to offer a separate gigabit ethernet service.

http://venturebeat.com/2013/04/09/i...unch-its-own-1gb-broadband-service-in-austin/

 

[The Real Jdbye]

So, Google TiSP is now becoming reality?