AT&T (NYSE: T) is taking on local cable video incumbent Allegiance Communications by launching its U-verse video, voice and data service suite in Ottawa, Kan.
The Sunflower State has been another growth market for U-verse service. Since entering…
Not to be shown up by Google fiber and other 1 Gbps offerings from the likes of Sonic.net, Lafayette’s municipal broadband service is pushing toward the 1 Gbps mark. In a statement posted to the LUS Fiber website, the outfit notes that they’ve started …
A day after unveiling a health bar called “Google Fiber” as an April Fool’s joke, Google provided an update on the real Google Fiber project.
According to an updated blog post on their fiber to the home effort, Google says the company’s crews have already strung more than 100 miles of fiber across both Kansas City, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri. The company is giving a deployment Q&A high…
After some initial bureaucratic tangles, Google recently started to finally start hanging fiber in Kansas City, where by the end of the year they’ll begin offering users there 1 Gbps fiber and TV service. The project was always intended to be an experi…
After some initial bureaucratic tangles, Google recently started to finally start hanging fiber in Kansas City, where by the end of the year they’ll begin offering users there 1 Gbps fiber and TV service. The project was always intended to be an experi…
Google (Nasdaq: GOOG), according to an article in FierceCable, has filed a patent for a new fiber deployment method and device that would enable to it rapidly connect homes to its 1 Gbps Fiber to the Premises (FTTP) network in Kansas and Missouri witho…
Google’s 1 Gbps residential fiber service is officially underway in Kansas City, with consumers expected to be up and running sometime in the second half of the year. Building on earlier rumors that Google was planning to add an IPTV service into the m…
Not quite a year after announcing that Kansas City, KS, would host its first fiber to the home (FTTH) test bed, Google has announced that it is ready to begin installing fiber. The company announced the milestone yesterday on its Google Fiber Blog.
It’s been two years since Google announced the 1-gigabit-per-second Google Fiber project. Now it’s ready to start building it.