Internet network contest shows what one-gig world might look like
The announcement was a bland, 410-word posting on the company blog, accompanied by a YouTube video 84 seconds long.
Google wanted cities of 50,000 to 500,000 people to apply to serve as test sites for an experimental high-speed Internet service — a one-gigabit-per-second service up to 100 times faster than what’s currently piping into the typical home.
The offer made an immediate connection. Continue reading ‘Google unveils glimpse at future’






