02-26-2016, 11:06 AM
Not just SteelCrysis, but the author of this:
SteelCrysis does have a valid point here. Google is already the most valuable company in the world, having just beaten Apple, but Google is pathetic with rolling out Fiber.
I guess it's a good thing since Google is just too powerful of a company now. These corporate giants (Microsoft, Apple, Samsung, etc.) are blown up into super-giants these days, and anti-monopoly laws are no longer working against them.
Quote:Yesterday Google Fiber stole headlines with its announcement that it would be offering gigabit broadband to a few apartment buildings in San Francisco...some day. While the announcement was extremely light on details regarding price, full scope, and availability (read: virtually none), it overshadowed the launch of a significantly larger and cheaper San Francisco gigabit fiber deployment by independent ISP Sonic, one of the only viable survivors of the CLEC/ILEC wars of years past.
SteelCrysis does have a valid point here. Google is already the most valuable company in the world, having just beaten Apple, but Google is pathetic with rolling out Fiber.
I guess it's a good thing since Google is just too powerful of a company now. These corporate giants (Microsoft, Apple, Samsung, etc.) are blown up into super-giants these days, and anti-monopoly laws are no longer working against them.
Ok with science that the big bang theory requires that fundamental scientific laws do not exist for the first few minutes, but not ok for the creator to defy these laws... 