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So, it looks like it's 10 gigabit for $70 for residential service, which is 10x the Google Fiber speed ("1000 megabits" for $70). Does this service come with a

So, it looks like it's 10 gigabit for $70 for residential service, which is 10x the Google Fiber speed ("1000 megabits" for $70). Does this service come with any restrictions such as how many devices can share it, can you host with a fixed IP, effectively run an ISP service out of a home? A lot of residential providers limit such activities. Anyway it's a good sign that entrepreneurs are jumping into this market to challenge the dinosaurs like Comcast, Cox, Verizon, etc.

zokier 11y ago
> So, it looks like it's 10 gigabit for $70 for residential service, which is 10x the Google Fiber speed ("1000 megabits" for $70). The difference between 10Gbps and 1Gbps last-mile is almost completely meaningless compared to how well the rest of the network is connected. And somehow I imagine that Google might have slight edge on that side...
- pyvpx 11y ago
  Google Fiber != Google as far as networks/autonomous systems go.