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    Google Fiber Starts Austin Build

    Sept. 29, 2014
    Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Fiber has begun construction of its fiber network in Austin, TX. The network is planned to eventually cover 3,000 ...
    Google Access hires TWC vet as CEO
    Google Access hires TWC vet as CEO
    Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Fiber has begun construction of its fiber network in Austin, TX. The network is planned to eventually cover 3,000 miles of fiber, both underground and aerial plant, and provide 1 Gbps service in the area.
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