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Fed up with slow and pricey Internet, cities start demanding gigabit ...

Fed up with slow and pricey Internet, cities start demanding gigabit fiber Google Fiber can't do it all, so city governments start taking charge. read more

Fed up with slow and spotty internet, a small Texas town built its own ...

business Technology Fed up with slow and spotty internet, a small Texas town built its own high-speed network ‘No one wanted to run up and punch the giant,’ says Dwight Thomas, who runs Mont ... read more

"Fiberhoods", RFIs Cities' Latest Gambit For Gigabit Internet

Most of the world is still without gigabit Internet, and ISPs aren't exactly flocking to bring that super-high-speed connectivity to cities. Start-up costs are just too unwieldy to attract ISPs to ... read more

Want better business Wi-Fi in the Twin Cities? Start with fiber ...

A reliable fiber internet connection is a good starting point for building a strong Wi-Fi infrastructure. read more

The hidden costs of multi-gigabit fiber Internet: A cautionary tale

Gigabit Internet? Feh, that’s for suckers. At least that’s what I thought as the technician was driving away after freshly “wiring” our home with multi-gigabit internet service. read more

What's Stopping Gigabit Internet? Your Cable Company

Cable giant Comcast says a lack of demand is holding back gigabit fiber Internet, when in reality, the problem appears to be on the supply side. read more

Google Fiber drops its cheaper 100Mbps internet plan, goes ... - TechSpot

The plan on the chopping block is Fiber's $50/month, 100Mbps subscription, which has always been a slightly cheaper alternative to the full, 1,000Mbps Gigabit plan. However, given ... read more

Fed up with slow and pricey Internet, cities start demanding gigabit ...

We equate fiber with gigabit because you can get 1gb/1gb over 80km of fiber with $300 of equipment, and is dedicated bandwidth. read more

Fed up with slow and spotty internet, a small town built its own high ...

The town of 7,500 joined a growing number of cities pouring millions of dollars into municipal broadband networks after feeling overlooked by big, publicly traded companies. read more