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Yes, it was odd. They are still rolling out in the cities they are in but have given up expanding to other cities. As usual I think they just don't have the wil
by X86BSD 10y ago
Yes, it was odd. They are still rolling out in the cities they are in but have given up expanding to other cities. As usual I think they just don't have the will to power through the issues to keep deploying in city after city. Or they are not making as much money off google fiber subscribers data as they thought and it's not worth it anymore. Or they can't find people to actually do the infrastructure construction they need. Hence two years or more just to get service no matter how close it is. But again I expect this from google, I have never been impressed with anything they have done. Sadly.
- sipos 10y agoI think you are right to expect this - they have a long history of dropping support for things that were huge. If you have never been impressed by anything they have done though you have pretty high standards. You can be impressed and still not want to use it but, it is hard to imagine someone not finding anything they have done impressive.