The GFiber blog post credited the company’s multi-gig speed increases to the deployment of 25G PON technology throughout its network.

The company credits the success of its 20 Gbps capability to GFiber’s long-term investment in 25G PON technology.

Earlier this month — before the Google Fiber donation was announced — DigitalC connected its 6,000th household in Cleveland to FWA.

GFiber launched service in Holly Springs, North Carolina, which is 18 miles from Research Triangle Park and has seen strong population growth.

In the Google Fiber network slicing demo, the company demonstrated a use case of the technology called “transactional slices.”

GFiber is offering three tiers of multi-gig service: Core 1 Gig, Home 3 Gig, and Edge 8 Gig, for prices ranging from $70 to $150 per month.
