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    Small but mighty: The new, more efficient GFiber 20 Gig ONT hardware—now three times smaller than the last iteration—enabling up to full 20 Gig symmetrical speeds for our customers. Image from a new installation performed November 10, 2025.


    When we launched our 20 Gig early access program , we set an audacious goal to break the 10 Gig barrier that limits existing broadband architectures. Today, we’re announcing a significant milestone in that journey: our latest 20 Gig installation of our new hardware, and a giant leap forward in delivering the network that leaves the status quo behind.


    Bringing 20 Gig to life

    This is about more than just rolling out our new GFiber 20 Gig ONT device. It highlights the tangible results of our strategic, long-term  investment in  25G PON technology . As of now, due to this approach,  ~90% of the homes and businesses in our network footprint are already 20 Gig capable . The deployment of this new, next-generation ONT is the key to unlocking that capacity for the home and enabling us to serve customers more broadly than ever before. It also means upgrading the experience for those already on the journey with us; we have several 20 Gig early access customers today, and we will be automatically upgrading them to this new hardware. As we ramp up operations for this new ONT, we expect to move 20 Gig out of our early access program and into a generally available product next year. That’s a really big deal!

    Results of a real-world speed test performed on November 16, 2025, by a GFiber 20 Gig customer using the new GFiber 20 Gig ONT. Achieving symmetrical speeds of 19.9 Gbps download and 19.6 Gbps upload, the result—typical sample from multiple tests—validates GFiber’s strategic investment in a 25 Gig network foundation needed for future-proofing both residential power users and advanced commercial applications.

    Beyond the 10 Gig Limit: A single, future-proof foundation for every user

    This investment delivers truly future-proof speed and capacity, densifying our network without laying down new lines and driving down latency to support the coming tidal wave of multimodal AI growth, immersive video experiences, cloud computing, and more . This capability surpasses traditional XGS solutions (current 10 Gig PON technology) and any DOCSIS (cable internet) network.
    What it means for customers

    This level of performance is a dream come true for residential power users like Nathan, the newest GFiber 20 Gig customer (Nathan works for GFiber's parent company, Google), whose recent speed test is pictured above. But critically, this foundational leap also turbocharges our commercial product offering. Whether it’s supporting complex institutional research—like that led by Dean Kevin Truman at UMKC—or the next wave of enterprise innovation, our network is ready for whatever businesses and developers build next.

    Check out the video below to hear more from GFiber 20 Gig customers about what the leap to 20 Gig means in the real world right now and what it could mean for the internet for years to come.


    Posted by Liz Hsu, Senior Director, Product & Billing
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    This installment of our Connected by GFiber series features Little Explorers, a children’s play cafe in Kansas City, MO. GFiber’s reliable internet helps provide a connected gathering space for families to explore and unwind.

    In the heart of Kansas City, Missouri, Little Explorers is more than just a children’s play cafe; it’s a community hub. For us, reliable internet isn't a luxury—it's the backbone of our mission to create a truly accessible gathering space for families.


    The idea for Little Explorers was born out of personal need. Whenever I wanted to take my daughter to do anything fun, we’d have to drive 30 minutes out. I wanted to create something for our kids to do that is on the bus line, is accessible for people that don’t have cars, and is minutes from everything in Kansas City.


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    Little Explorers is designed to cater to the diverse needs of modern families. Kids explore a stocked playroom and a safe, engaging environment, while parents grab a coffee or a snack and take advantage of the workspace — and great Wi-Fi. Many parents work remotely at the cafe while their children play nearby.


    One of the most special parts of our space is Open Play, a time where little ones can freely explore, imagine, and create. Our dramatic play areas let children step into different roles, build stories, and connect with others through play, while our sensory zones give them the chance to discover and grow at their own pace.


    In addition to daily play, Little Explorers also hosts parties and special events, like the upcoming Arts and Crafts hour on November 20th. 



    All of this activity requires reliable, high-speed internet, like Little Explorers’ GFiber. 


    Before signing up for GFiber, we were unable to run daily operations smoothly. We couldn’t even get a reliable phone signal, missing crucial voicemails and emails and struggling to operate point-of-sale systems. This unreliable connection hindered what Little Explorers could offer its guests. 


    Connecting to GFiber was a game-changer, transforming our offerings and providing the stability and speed necessary to power all their services. 


    GFiber’s reliable connection not only allows Little Explorers to run daily operations smoothly, but also enhances the overall experience for families. 



    The vision doesn’t stop here. In the future, Little Explorers hopes to expand and offer more resources for children and families in the community. STEM programs, free groceries, and a mobile clinic are on the list of possibilities for the playroom, and we even hope to kickstart a community garden. With a reliable foundation in place, Little Explorers is well-positioned to continue growing and serving its community in impactful ways.


    Posted by Shavonne Mann, Owner, Little Explorers Playroom.



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    Our small business blog series, Connected by GFiber, continues! This time we’re featuring Peter Ghali, owner of CrossFit Coordinate in Cary, North Carolina, who shares how GFiber’s high-speed reliable internet solved his connectivity challenges, keeping his community connected and allowing him to truly provide a seamless experience for his members.

    When I purchased CrossFit Coordinate in 2021, I faced a problem: GFiber wasn't available at our location. I had acquired more than a gym. I'd bought a 24/7 fitness community in Cary, North Carolina, where every door lock, workout display, body composition scan, and playlist depended on reliable connectivity. As a tech-savvy entrepreneur, I knew exactly what I needed: fast and reliable fiber built for the future. But I couldn't get it initially. This is the story of how CrossFit Coordinate evolved, and how GFiber high-speed internet powers everything we do today.

    At CrossFit Coordinate, our motto is "where community and fitness intersect." We serve primarily adults in their 30s and 40s, but members range from 12 to 77! These are people who care about their fitness and value being part of something bigger than themselves. We’re not talking about 23-year-old college athletes in peak condition; it’s 45-year-old soccer moms with two kids, professionals hitting 50, and everyone in between.


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    Our approach is different. We're not in the business of selling memberships. What we're selling is accountability, coaching, and a personalized experience. We provide results through small classes, personal training, nutrition coaching, community activities like ladies' nights, guys' nights, and even a doughnut and beer mile competition!

    The social aspect is crucial because when your friends are coming to class, it encourages you to show up too. We've built a community of members creating an environment where nobody feels different or out of place.

    The Internet Infrastructure Challenge
    Here's what you may not have considered about modern fitness facilities: internet connectivity underlies almost everything we do. We offer 24/7 access, which means members can come in whenever they want, but those doors only unlock when our internet-connected system is working. We stream music during every class. Our large computer screen displays workouts that members engage with throughout their sessions. Our body composition testing machine requires a stable internet connection for results to be immediately shared. 

    When I acquired CrossFit Coordinate, it was running on DSL service. The reliability was poor, and the cost was high. 

    Determined to improve our service, I went through considerable effort to get coaxial service installed. The building permissions, the coordination, the setup — it was all a significant undertaking. Initially, I was optimistic. The service cost less than DSL and seemed faster.

    But then came the rain.

    Every time we had heavy rainfall, our internet connection went down. For a 24/7 gym, this was catastrophic. Picture this: someone wakes up at 4:30 a.m. to work out at 5 a.m., drives to the gym, and discovers they can't get in because the internet is down and the doors won't unlock. They're going to text me, and often I'd have to drive over and manually let them in.

    The reliability issues affected our classes too. If coaches couldn't display the workout on screen because the internet was down, how would class participants know what to do? Without music streaming, people were working out without their motivating music.

    When I learned that GFiber was available in our area, I didn't hesitate. The difference has been remarkable! Since installing GFiber, we've had virtually zero connectivity issues. The Wi-Fi reaches every part of our 5,000-square-foot facility, without any extenders or additional equipment. Members can connect their devices to stream their own music on our speakers, kids can use iPads while parents work out, and our business operations run seamlessly.

    The reliability supports everything from virtual nutrition coaching sessions (we work with clients as far away as California) to our marketing and sales processes. When prospective members visit, they need internet access to view our programs and complete their purchase process. Our social media presence, member management software, and all our digital tools depend on consistent connectivity.

    What we don't need is excessive bandwidth; we typically use 400-500 megabits per second, which is more than sufficient for streaming music, basic browsing, and supporting 3-5 concurrent users during peak times. What we absolutely require is reliability.

    GFiber has delivered that reliability at a price point lower than what we were paying our previous provider. In fact, when that competitor calls trying to win us back, I tell them point-blank: if their service were free, I would never switch back.

    The Bottom Line for Fitness Businesses
    For any small business owner, understand that internet connectivity isn't optional anymore. It's foundational infrastructure. Whether you're running 24/7 access, streaming content, managing customer data, or building community through digital engagement, your internet service must be reliable.

    At CrossFit Coordinate, we've proven that with the right community focus and reliable infrastructure, you can build something special. We have more than 100 five-star Google reviews and countless success stories through our combined fitness and nutrition programs.

    If you're in the Cary and Apex, NC  area and looking for a fitness community that will hold you accountable and deliver results, we'd love to have you visit. And if you're a fellow gym owner struggling with internet reliability, consider making the switch to GFiber. Your members and your business will thank you.

    Posted by Peter Ghali, Owner/Coach, Crossfit Coordinate


    Ready to discover where community and fitness intersect? Learn more about CrossFit Coordinate and our programs, including remote nutrition coaching available nationwide.


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    When reliability meets affordability, small businesses thrive

    An unexpected crisis struck Office Ours just three days after opening their Garner location. The co-working provider's internet went down for 36 hours, leaving their new tenants stranded without connectivity.

    "Here we are, a day into the outage, and we still can't get anyone from our internet provider to tell us when it'll be fixed," recalls Ryan Rangel, Office Ours founder and president. "We had maybe 10 people who had just moved in and were paying us rent to provide them a good office environment. I called continuously for all 36 hours and for the whole outage no one could tell me when it would come back online."

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    That moment made it clear: for small business owners, internet connectivity isn't just a service, it's the lifeline that keeps operations running smoothly. That lifeline needed to be stronger than ever to support 150+ businesses – ranging from massage therapists to counselors to IT startups – across four Raleigh-area locations and one in nearby Sanford, North Carolina.

    Office Ours tried two different internet service providers before GFiber. Desiring more reliability, Ryan didn't hesitate to make the switch to GFiber once service was available in Raleigh. The switch brought immediate benefits that went far beyond speed to Office Ours’ four Raleigh-area locations. 


    "Maybe with the exception of the birth of my kids, one of the greatest days of my life was when I called our previous provider and canceled all four accounts to sign up for GFiber," Ryan shares with a laugh.

    GFiber was a game-changer from the very start, at installation . GFiber didn't just provide one connection per building; they installed individual ports for each office suite, creating all-new flexibility for tenants.

    This infrastructure upgrade opened new possibilities for Office Ours' diverse tenant base. Previously, they lost a promising tech startup that needed robust upload speeds for nightly server backups, something their previous service couldn't handle with its limited 20 megabit per second upload capacity.

    "Now, if a customer comes in and says they need two gig connections, I can just go into the GFiber portal and click a button," Ryan explains. "And if they want their own internet connection separate from our managed service, it's a turnkey, five-minute installation. No drilling walls, no all-day project."

    This flexibility has become a powerful sales tool. "When I'm doing tours and I mention GFiber, people light up a little bit more," Office Ours vice president for sales and marketing Amy Brewer notes.

    Beyond the technical capabilities, GFiber's monitoring and support system has impressed the Office Ours team.

    "GFiber tells you you're down before you even notice it yourself," Ryan says. "Sometimes they'll have it fixed before you even notice it went down."

    The reliability difference is stark. While their previous provider required monthly service calls across their five locations, Ryan can't remember the last time a GFiber technician needed to visit.

    Supporting Small Business Growth

    Office Ours serves approximately 90-plus businesses with physical offices and 150 total customers including virtual office clients. The company's growth ambitions are equally impressive. They're planning to start the process of doubling in size in 2026, with GFiber expected to be their first call for any new Wake County locations.

    "The way any business scales is you have to have the same service at every location," Ryan explains. "Having GFiber as our constant across Wake County locations gives us that consistency."

    What sets GFiber apart in the business market isn't just the technology, Ryan shares. It's the approach. While other fiber providers require long-term contracts, GFiber offers month-to-month service even for multi-location businesses like Office Ours.

    "GFiber is the most reasonably priced, and you're the only one that doesn't make us sign contracts," he emphasizes. "We’re set up at four locations and don’t require more than month-to-month service."

    The Bottom Line for Small Business
    For small business owners considering their connectivity options, Ryan’s advice is simple: "It's really about reliability. The moment we moved to GFiber, all those intermittent connectivity issues disappeared."

    Office Ours' story demonstrates how the right internet infrastructure can impact not just day-to-day operations, it also supports long-term growth potential. By providing reliable, scalable connectivity without restrictive contracts, GFiber enables small businesses to focus on what they do best: serving their customers and growing their operations.

    Posted by Michael Cole, GFiber Head of Sales, East Region.



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    When Mattie Bush started Amelia’s Flower Truck out of a vintage flower truck in 2014, she had no idea it would become one of Nashville’s most well loved small businesses. What started as a single flower truck in 2014 has grown into a beloved local brand with multiple trucks, brick-and-mortar shops, and a loyal community of flower lovers and now the newest addition— a flower-forward cocktail bar called Pont-Neuf.

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    Mattie describes her first flower truck as “a way to bring a little joy into people’s everyday routines.” Since then, Amelia’s has become a Nashville go-to for everything from casual messages to full-on event florals.

    Now with Pont-Neuf, Mattie, with her husband and business partner Taylor,  is turning that joy into something even bigger — an experience.

    “We eloped in Paris and had our rehearsal gathering at the oldest flower shop in the city,” she says. “Pont-Neuf was our way of bringing that feeling of magic and beauty back to Nashville.”

    Every arrangement at Pont-Neuf is intentional, and the space hums with soft music, warm lighting, and seasonal bloom decor. “People walk in and say, ‘I didn’t even know I needed this vibe until right now.’ That’s the best compliment,” Mattie laughs.

    So what does the internet have to do with flowers? Well, more than you might expect.


    “Everything runs on it,” Mattie says. “Our POS system, the music, inventory—it’s all digital. And when we had spotty internet before, it created real stress. Would the payment go through? Would the vibe cut out?”

    Now, with GFiber, the stress is gone. “We haven’t had to call support once. That kind of peace of mind is everything when you’re running a business with lots of moving parts.”

    For small business owners, we know that "it works" isn't a luxury—it’s a necessity. That’s why we built our internet to be fast and reliable. Whether you're serving craft cocktails under beautiful florals or running spreadsheets from your kitchen table, we’re here for it.


    Nashville has creative, entrepreneurial people who hustle hard to do what they love and they are proud to show it. And we’re here to support that— not just with great internet, but with real community partnerships.


    As we continue to grow across Nashville, we’re not just laying fiber—we’re planting seeds for something bigger.

    If you’re a small business owner in Nashville, we’ve got you covered with internet that just works—so you can focus on doing what you love. Check out our offerings at https://fiber.google.com/business. 

    Posted by: Brooke Shomaker, Sr. Brand Manager
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    At GFiber, we’re determined to stay ahead of what’s next, especially when it has the potential to make our customers’ experience better. This year, we rolled out new lifestyle-based internet products to customers across the vast majority of our cities. And last week, we successfully demoed a new capability with Nokia that pushes the boundaries of possibility for the customer experience: network slicing.


    So what is network slicing? 

    TLDR: it gives us the ability to carve up a customer’s home network into different “lanes,” each optimized for a specific use. 

    In our GFiber Labs demo, we used gaming as the test scenario. We ran two gaming consoles next to each other and injected congestion into the network with the lab’s traffic generator. Predictably, things fell apart: lag, stuttering, pixelation.* Then we carved out a dedicated lane (a “slice”) in the network that reserved bandwidth just for  gaming traffic. The result: the driving game demo went from jittery and glitchy to smooth and responsive. 

    This was a foundational test. And it worked.

    In the long-term, this could truly change how home internet works, especially when it’s driven by the customer. Today’s one-size-fits-all connections treat all traffic the same. But we know not everyone uses the internet the same way: gamers care about latency, remote workers need video stability, home businesses rely on solid uptime and security, and, we can see a future where applications (AI, VR, etc.) may require next-level performance. Network slicing could be how we level up network performance.  

    Network slicing opens the door to something new: the ability for customers to tailor their connection to the categories of Internet use that matter most in their home. It’s not about prioritizing traffic behind the scenes, it’s about giving you more control, more flexibility, and more ways to get the performance you need, when you need it. And with GFiber, it will always be in service of giving customers more control, without compromising our commitment to an open, unrestricted internet.

    There’s also potential for something called “transactional slices.” These would spin up automatically, just for a few seconds, to keep things like financial logins secure. For example, connecting you directly to a service like your bank without routing traffic across the broader internet. You wouldn’t even notice it happening, but it could add meaningful peace of mind.

    Network slicing is the next logical step in how we think about GFiber service — especially our lifestyle products like Core, Home, and Edge , built to meet the needs of customers’ unique internet lifestyles. Those products are designed to better match the way people live and work. Network slicing takes that a step further: adding real-time customization and control at the network level.

    While we’re very excited about the possibilities here, there are few things that have to happen before we roll out network slicing across our network. Automation is a key piece of the puzzle. We’ll be diving deeper with Nokia later this year to explore how we can bring some of these ideas to life. This kind of innovation is exactly what GFiber Labs was built for and we’re excited about potentially leveling up the GFiber customer experience — again.

    Stay tuned.

    Posted by Nick Saporito, Head of Product







    * Want to see how GFiber delivers a seamless gaming experience? Check out real-world stories and pro tips in our gaming FAQ .
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    At GFiber, we’re always looking for ways to make fast, reliable internet even easier to use. That’s why we redesigned the GFiber App — to simplify how customers set up service, manage devices, and keep tabs on their network. The latest version is now live, and customers can download or update the app to get started.
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    We’ve updated the user interface for a more intuitive experience that clearly reflects our commitment to simplicity and reliability. We've also introduced several new features, such as: 


    greater visibility into home network performance, smarter device management, enhanced troubleshooting, and chat, content and video call support for customers
    The app's redesign was shaped by customer feedback from user research and usability studies, which focused on making it easier, more intuitive, and delightful to use.

    Redesigned for a smarter experience

    We gave the GFiber App a fresh look and feel — one that better reflects our brand and makes everyday tasks simpler. Based on customer feedback, we added new features like video support, enhanced troubleshooting, and more visibility into network performance.

    • Streamlined navigation: A cleaner layout makes it easy to find what you need.
    • Smarter tools: Run speed tests, manage devices, and get help with just a few taps.
    • Helpful insights: Diagnostic tools and support options are more intuitive and actionable.


     Bringing key features front and center

    The redesigned app also makes it easier to find and access some of the most impactful features introduced over the past year. These tools not only improve internet performance but also provide greater transparency and control.

    From sign-up to service



    The GFiber App acts as a companion for a smooth setup experience right from day one. For in-home installs, technicians can help set up the app to optimize network performance. For customers who self-install, the app provides step-by-step guidance through every stage of the process — making setup simple and reliable, no matter how they get online.

    Technician Tracker

    Once the technician is en route, customers can see the location and ETA, making service appointments more predictable.


    Network Health 


    Customers using supported GFiber routers can now access the Network Health feature, which provides a real-time assessment of speed, coverage, and overall performance. They’ll also get actionable recommendations for optimizing their connection.

    TechSee


    Live video support gives customers the option to allow our customer support agents see connection issues in real-time and provide troubleshooting help without an in-person visit. 

    Speed Test

    The app now provides more details about your connection, distinguishing between: 
    • Speed to your home (wired test): Measures the speed from the GFiber network to your router (available on select devices).
    • Speed to your device (wireless test): Measures the speed from your router to your phone.
    With these two tests, customers can see not just how fast your GFiber connection is, but also how their Wi-Fi network is performing – helping them optimize for the best experience.

    Device Management 

    For customers with a GFiber Wi-Fi 6E router — included with all new GFiber lifestyle products  (Core, Home, and Edge)  — the GFiber App provides a clear view of network activity and options to personalize settings, giving them greater control over how they use their internet.
    • See what’s connected: Check which devices are using your internet and view their Wi-Fi signal strength in real-time.
    • Custom naming and grouping: Devices can be organized easily by what’s important to you (like kids’ devices or type of device). 
    • Pause schedules and access controls: Internet access can be scheduled or paused for individual devices or groups of devices as needed.
    • Stronger security: Unknown devices can be easily blocked.
    And this is just the beginning! The GFiber App is the center of our approach to make internet management simple and seamless for customers, and we’ll continue investing in ways to improve and evolve that experience.  

    Posted by Sanjay Chatterjee, Head of Digital


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    At GFiber, we’ve been pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with internet connectivity going back to 2010. So when we had the opportunity to test a promising new technology from Taara – a recent spinout from X, Alphabet’s moonshot factory – we jumped at the chance.

    Taara uses wireless optical communication to transmit data through the air, delivering fiber-like speeds without the need for cables. It’s a game-changer for places where traditional fiber installation is challenging like city centers, remote communities, crowded events, and areas affected by network outages.

    To see how this technology performs in real-world conditions, we partnered with Taara for a proof-of-concept trial of its laser link, Taara Lightbridge, in San Francisco. Over four weeks, we tested a high-speed wireless link between two buildings, measuring its performance across a variety of weather conditions.

    Putting Taara to the Test
    The trial ran from November to December 2024, using a 4.5-mile laser link. We monitored everything from throughput and latency to environmental factors like wind and rain, capturing data with a network monitoring system, high-resolution cameras, and weather sensors.

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    The results? Taara delivered a rock-solid 20 Gbps connection on clear days with ultra-low latency and zero packet loss – on par with the best wired networks. It also outperformed traditional millimeter and microwave radios in throughput.

    Key Takeaways
    • Speed & Stability: Throughout four weeks of testing, Taara provided a seamless high-speed connection on clear days and demonstrated resilience in challenging conditions, proving its ability to move serious amounts of data.
    • Network Flexibility: The system was quick to deploy and dismantle, making it an intriguing option for temporary or hard-to-reach locations.
    • Hybrid Potential: A planned microwave backup will help ensure a resilient connection, even in adverse weather conditions.
    Our pilot program provided valuable insights into how this cutting-edge technology performs in an urban environment. As Taara continues refining its approach, we’re excited to see how innovations like this could shape the future of connectivity.

    At GFiber, we believe in the power of innovation, collaboration, and bold ideas. Whether it’s delivering fast, reliable service over fiber or exploring new wireless solutions, we’re always looking for ways to bring better internet to more people.

    The journey to better, faster internet continues – stick around for more on what’s coming next!

    Posted by James Alexander, GFiber Network Engineer




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    UPDATE: As of May 9, GFiber’s new lifestyle products are now available in Kansas, Missouri, Texas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Colorado, as well as Utah, Idaho, Arizona, Alabama, Tennessee, and North Carolina. 

    GFiber started on the premise that symmetrical 1 Gig at an accessible price is a necessity. As the internet has become ever more central to our lives — in how we work and learn, how we buy and sell not just goods but ideas, how we connect with our family, our friends, our communities, and our world — and bandwidth demands have continued to grow, this has proven ever more true. And how we offer internet needs to evolve to meet customers where they are online. Because one thing is always true at GFiber — we’re working to build the internet we all want, and as the internet changes, our products will keep up.  We are looking beyond speed and price to build the products that make sense for our customers.  


    That’s why we’re rolling out a new suite of lifestyle-based products. As you may have heard , we’ve been piloting them in Tennessee and Alabama over the past couple of months, and today, we’re launching them in Arizona and North Carolina, with plans to make them available in other locations over the next month.

    These new products — Core 1 Gig, Home 3 Gig, and Edge 8 Gig — are great on speed (both up and down), as you would expect from GFiber. But, fast is just the beginning, these products were designed to ensure your home network ubiquitously meets the needs of your household’s unique internet lifestyle.  There’s a product for everyone whether you just need fast and reliable internet for the basics, or internet is the lifeblood of your home with multiple people using many devices and several smart home connections, or you need internet for a no-limit gaming experience.  
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    And while we think these products do offer a lot in addition to symmetrical speeds, great service, and good value — including new features based on your product selection, like tailored wired connections where you need internet most, an app that automatically keeps score and helps maximize performance, an advanced router capable of powering your Wi-Fi needs in every corner of your home (with WiFi 6E), battery backup to keep you up and running even when your power is out, and an Uptime Guarantee — we’re just getting started. We’ll continue to deliver new ways to enhance and personalize the internet experience to serve your evolving needs, preferences and lifestyles.  

    Our new products are about finding the internet that fits you. Core 1 Gig is a premium product at a price that hasn’t changed since 2012 that makes it easy to set it and forget it. Home 3 Gig is built to meet the needs of today’s typical home, with multiple people working, learning, streaming, and anything else-ing simultaneously (at the same price as our previous 2 Gig plan). And Edge 8 Gig offers advanced tech capabilities at less than 2 cents per Mpbs (the best rate you’ll find on the market). But it’s not about just getting “more,” it’s about getting it right for you.

    GFiber will keep working to evolve products and give customers an experience that meets their needs, and anticipates and exceeds their internet dreams. Just as we’ve done since the beginning, we’re working to build the internet we’ve always wanted, no matter what your online life looks like. So the only question is - what’s your lifestyle?

    Posted by Liz Hsu, Head of Product




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