Google Fiber’s 20 gigabit broadband service is going live in the Triangle soon. What’s the “secret sauce” driving the delivery at the fasts speeds available over commercial internet services. It’s called “PON.”
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The Triangle is one of the first markets where Google Fiber (GFiber) will roll out its ultra-fast 20-gigabit internet service. But it’s not cheap: $250 per month.
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Google Fiber is preparing to launch internet access that’s double the fastest commercial service now available – 20 gigabits per second, enough experts say to sharply reduce delays (or latency) that pause or slow videos and gaming similar to what streaming customers tend to see at home. Plus there’s advanced Wi-Fi coming, too.
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Internet speeds are getting even faster in the Charlotte Metro area: Google Fiber is launching 8 gigabit service. And that speed soon will be available in the Triangle.
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Google Fiber has focused on not just keeping up, but going beyond — being one of the first to offer 2 Gig, to roll out Wi-Fi 6 and whole home Wi-Fi 6E, to bring 5 Gig and 8 Gig to whole cities at affordable rates, and to offer 20 Gig in a home setting. And we don’t intend to stop any time soon.
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Google Fiber is looking for suppliers, launching a public appeal this week for companies to provide a variety of goods and services as the company continues to expand its high-speed network.
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Already called the “fastest internet provider” by a third party’s studies, Google Fiber is launching faster services in its North Carolina markets and other service areas. But, hold on internet travelers, even more speed is promised to be coming soon.
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Imagine what you and your organization or business could do with internet services delivered at 20 gigabits. As Google Fiber describes it, that speed makes “virtual reality less virtual and more reality.” And you have a chance to test a faster speed limit for your data, streaming, gaming and more.
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Google Fiber plans to quadruple its fiber internet service offerings to as high as 8 gigabits – and it’s looking for people to test the higher speeds. But not right now in the Triangle, unfortunately.
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