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Comcast exec thinks there’s little demand for Google Fiber level speed

Next stop on the Google Fiber train is Grandview, Missouri

Google just announced the next city to get the fastest Internet speeds in the U.S. Google's gigabit Internet Fiber service is coming to Grandview, Missouri.
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Google Fiber’s next location: Shawnee, Kansas

Google reveals that Shawnee, Kansas is the newest site for Fiber - its blazing-fast internet service which first became available in Kansas City.

Good deal: Google to buy Provo, Utah’s $39M fiber network for $1 (Updated)

Google announced today that Provo, Utah will be the third city in the U.S. to receive superfast Internet service. You may be wondering, "Why Provo?".

AT&T also launching gigabit Internet network in Austin, totally not copying Google

Google recently announced plans to build its next Google Fiber network in Austin, and now AT&T says it will also build a gigabit Internet network there.

Report: Google’s Kansas City Fiber project could cost as much as $94M to build

Google plans to connect Austin to its superfast gigabit Internet service as early as mid-2014, but a new report says it could be as much as $84 million.
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Google Fiber still reigns supreme as the fastest Internet service provider

Netflix says Google Fiber still remains the most "consistently fast" Internet service provider in America. Too bad we don't feel like moving to Kansas City.

Report: Google Fiber is headed to Austin, Texas

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Netflix publishes ISP speed index to let consumers compare providers

Likely pressured by Google Fiber, Time Warner ups speeds, slashes rates

Google sends FCC request to build “experimental radio network”

Google seeks radio license, could become a foray into wireless networks

10 minute movie downloads: Google’s high-speed broadband now live in Stanford

Google picks Kansas City for its new gigabit fiber network