Google Comes Up With Ultra-Fast 1GB Broadband Service Offer
Global Internet giant Google is set to test launch a high-speed broadband network capable of speeds up to 1GB.
The company initially plans to build several trial ultra-fast fibre-optic broadband networks in regions across the
In the first phase, nearly 50,000 Americans and potentially 500,000 people could become users of Google’s 1GB broadband service, which would allow them to use high-bandwidth service for uses that, according to the company, cannot be imagined with the existing internet speeds.
Google has a new marketing strategy as well. The company says it has no plans to compel people into becoming its customers; it will instead provide an “open access” network that will maintain the competitive nature of the market. The move will enable people to choose multiple broadband providers, while it is expected that prices will still remain customer- and industry-friendly. Google has also said that it intends to operate its network in an unbiased way.
The scope for 1GB broadband in the
It looks like Google is on an announcements spree. The company has also announced the launch of a new social networking component, Google Buzz, for its highly popular email service, Gmail.
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