We will know with absolute certainty today, April 9, 2012, that Google Fiber is officially coming to Austin, Texas.
But there has been another premature leak, as Gig.U first posted a congratulatory message, then pulled it back down.
"Today, Google announced it will add Austin, Texas to the Google Fiber project, joining Kansas City, Kansas and Missouri as American communities that have the power to bring next generation networks home," the Gig.U press release said.
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Google Fiber for Austin, Texas: One More Premature Press Release
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