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Home » Google Confirms Austin, Texas as its 2nd Fiber City Project

Google Confirms Austin, Texas as its 2nd Fiber City Project

April 9, 2013
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Austin, Texas is the next Google Fiber city.


Two years after launching the first Google Fiber project in Kansas City, Google confirmed its intention to bring a similar network to Austin by mid-2014. 

Google provides a free 5-7 Mbps data service to residents who pay the upfront fiber connection fee.  Service plans then scale up to symmetric Gigabit connectivity ($70 per month).  A separate Google Fiber TV service now offers nearly 200 HD TV channels. 

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