Google teamed up with eight agencies to promote the launch of a 20 Gig optical fiber broadband project in the United States

CTOnews.com, May 18 / PRNewswire-FirstCall-Asianet /-- according to an official announcement from Google Fiber, it is looking for eight companies, non-profit organizations and educational institutions to expand and test 20 Gig broadband projects in Austin, Huntsville, Raleigh-Durham and Salt Lake City cities in the United States.

Google is currently testing the 20-Gig high-speed service with the University of Missouri-Kansas City (University of Missouri-Kansas City) and the data set with the School of Science and Engineering (School of Science and Engineering).

Google is expected to speed up the launch of a 20-Gig broadband project by teaming up with eight new partners. CTOnews.com translates the content of Google Fiber project leader Nick Saporito in the blog post as follows:

We are looking forward to how users will use such a high-speed network. Our 5 Gig and 8 Gig broadband projects have achieved strong market response, through the test of 20 Gig, continue to meet the needs of users.

Google Fiber has launched 5 Gig and 8 Gig services in some cities in the United States, and it can be expected that the upcoming 20 Gig project will also achieve uplink and downlink peering.