Google Fiber

GFiber, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., is an innovative provider of fiber broadband internet services, primarily executing its mission across the United States. Known for delivering exceptionally fast internet, GFiber offers plans ranging from 1 Gig to a groundbreaking 8 Gigs, catering to various customer needs in cities nationwide. It stands out for its commitment to simplicity, offering no data caps, equipment fees, or annual contracts. The company's approach to customer service is notably distinguished by its high reliability and responsiveness, with an impressive average hold time of just 9 seconds.

GFiber launched its services in 2012 in Kansas City and has since expanded to numerous cities including Austin, Provo, Atlanta, and San Diego. The expansion strategy not only emphasizes geographical reach but also aims to bridge the digital divide, providing free internet connectivity in select public and affordable housing properties. In a notable shift towards future-proofing its services, GFiber announced plans to introduce 20 Gig internet and Wi-Fi 7 hardware. With rigorous investments to install fiber infrastructure, GFiber is poised to transform the internet accessibility landscape, ensuring that communities have access to fast, reliable, and affordable internet.