Google has been known to be the biggest and coolest company ever! Knowing that they have awesome facilities and they sure know how to pamper their employees. One of the many products and services Google offers are AdSense, Gmail, Google Wave, Buzz, Android and a whole lot more.
What else can they venture to? As you can see everything that Google has to offer is in just one niche and that is Internet. So can we expect the company to have their own ISP in the near future? Of course! Actually their plans to run their own Internet Service is already on going, in fact their plans is to cater to at least 50,000 household and eventually max it up to 500,000!
Google is doing this as a trial to see what can consumers from different industry do with an ultra high-speed internet. Basically the company has three Visions for doing this project these are Next Gen Applications, Advance Deployment technique and the third one is to have Openness and choice.
The first vision is for Google to know how this kind of internet can affect bandwidth application and services. The second one is to build fiber optic networks and eventually support other companies who want to have their own to offer to other countries or area, this being said, Google has no plans of catering a huge number of consumers.
They are just launching this innovation to see the impact of the technology and then afterwards help other ISP to have their own. The last vision is to provide consumers with the freedom to choose any provider that they have helped with building the fiber optic network and that also include their own. The last say from Google is that they have no plans to monopolize the said type if Internet Service that is why they have vision number two.
Their main agenda here is to obtain 50,000 costumers and from there they will scrap their way to provide a better internet and eventually spread the word and support other ISP who wants to start with their own version. FYI, The Internet will provide a whopping 1 Gigabit per second speed!
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