A new internet service provider, Google Fiber, has now broken ground on the west side of Las Vegas, it was announced on Thursday.

The average cost of home internet in the US is around $63 a month. With service starting at $70 a month, Google Fiber's pricing is above average, but that's because it's service is also well above ...

The Google Fiber blog shared that it has officially broken ground in Las Vegas, with construction taking place in the west ...

Google Fiber is changing up its internet plans in Huntsville, Alabama and Nashville, Tennessee. The new Core 1 Gig, Home 3 Gig, and Edge 8 Gig plans appear to have launched last month and streamline ...

Google Fiber is Google's fiber optic-based broadband internet service, which debuted in 2010. It's built to deliver high-speed connectivity to businesses and individuals in select cities.

Currently, Google Fiber is offered in 18 cities and provides internet service, TV streaming, and phone plans. Plan costs vary by region, but for a 1,000 Mbps (also known as a megabit per second ...

Google Fiber has streamlined its internet service offerings in Huntsville, Alabama, and Nashville, Tennessee. The company has introduced three new plans to replace the previous tiered system in ...

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. Google also said it's expanding its ...

Google Fiber is a different kind of Internet and TV. With up to 1,000 megabits per second upload and download speeds, there’s enough Internet for everyone—and their devices.

Fiber internet is one of the fastest options for home internet, typically with symmetrical speeds and low pings. Google Fiber, now called GFiber, is popular for its fast speeds, low cost ...

Read the full Google Fiber review. Kinetic by Windstream offers unlimited internet starting at $39.99/mo. for 300 Mbps plans, with speeds up to 8 GB available in select areas. Rates increase by ...

Google invites cities in nine metropolitan areas "to work with us to explore what it would take to bring them Google Fiber." With gigabit Internet, you'll never have to "borrow" from that neighbor ...