> What happened to Google Fiber anyway? It's not like Google doesn't have the money to do whatever necessary to make it work.
They found out that doing things in real world is hard. So they took their ball and went home. Pretty usual for them.
They found out that doing things in real world is hard. So they took their ball and went home. Pretty usual for them.
As for the experiment... I guess the answer was not much? More high definition streaming, some few companies attempting the streaming of games. It certainly hasn't been the panacea of innovation, but it is also still early days I suppose.
A good internet provider, though living in a snowy city, the signal can deteriorate a bit when you get heavy snowfall. Still usable, but slow in those cases. The symmetrical gigabit is damn nice 99% of the time.