Google Fiber

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broadband internet service provider subsidiary television service provider

Google Fiber is a high-speed broadband internet and television service provider that offers gigabit fiber-optic connectivity to residential and business customers in select U.S. cities.

Aliases (1)

Google Fiber Webpass ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	broadband internet service provider → subsidiary → television service provider →
announcedBy	Google →
announcementYear	2010 →
brandOwner	Alphabet Inc. →
commercialLaunchYear	2012 →
competitor	AT&T Fiber → Comcast Xfinity → Verizon Fios →
connectionType	fiber-optic →
countryOfOperation	United States →
firstLaunchCity	Kansas City, Kansas → Kansas City, Missouri →
hasComponent	Google Fiber Webpass →
industry	internet service → telecommunications →
networkArchitecture	GPON →
offersPlan	gigabit internet → multi-gig internet →
offersService	IP-based television → VoIP phone service → broadband internet →
parentCompany	Alphabet Inc. → Google →
productType	fiber-optic internet access → pay television →
region	North America →
serviceArea	Atlanta, Georgia → Austin, Texas → Charlotte, North Carolina → Huntsville, Alabama → Kansas City metropolitan area → Nashville, Tennessee → Omaha, Nebraska → Orange County, California → Provo, Utah → Raleigh–Durham, North Carolina → Salt Lake City, Utah → San Antonio, Texas → West Des Moines, Iowa →
serviceModel	last-mile internet access →
supportsService	symmetrical upload and download speeds →
targetCustomer	business customers → residential customers →
technologyUsed	fiber to the premises →
typicalDownloadSpeed	1 Gbit/s →
website	https://fiber.google.com →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
AT&T Fiber →	competitor
Google Fiber ("Google Fiber Webpass") →	hasComponent
Google →	subsidiary