Comcast Has Just Started Rolling Out Its Gigabit Internet Service

When you think about gigabit Internet connections for consumers, Google is certainly one of the first names that comes to mind. Now, over three years after Google Fiber launched in Kansas City, Comcast is moving forward with its own gigabit service. The company says that its first customer using the service has been set up in Philadelphia.

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