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This was announced way back in 2016: https://gizmodo.com/google-fiber-halts-operations-in-ten-cities-1788214992 https://gizmodo.com/google-fiber-halts-operation

This was announced way back in 2016: https://gizmodo.com/google-fiber-halts-operations-in-ten-cities-1788214992 https://gizmodo.com/google-fiber-halts-operations-in-ten-cit... Looks like it's still halted in all those cities. So I guess Fiber is limited to where they were as of 2016. [edit: in terms of new metro locations. Google Fiber seems to be slowly expanding in metros where they were already existing as of 2016]

armadsen 6y ago
They recently announced an expansion into Millcreek, Utah, so they're not completely stopped. Millcreek is an adjacent suburb of Salt Lake City. It's clearly an expansion of an existing deployment, not a true new city, but still nice.
adrianmonk 6y ago
They seem to be expanding into a few more neighborhoods in Austin. As recently as October 19th, there has been news of expansion. A neighborhood association Facebook page post from that date says Fiber will start shallow trenching in their neighborhood, and some service could be turned on as early as November.