Six years after it aggressively launched Google Fiber, the company could be feeling the effects of the high price tag and slow deployment process associated with rolling out fiber-optic networks.
Those difficulties, coupled with competing carriers that are thwarting Google’s efforts in certain geographies, are reportedly leading Google to pursue wireless delivery instead, according to a recent report in The Wall Street Journal.
Google Fiber has recently run into some deployment difficulties, which has led to lowered expectations in the channel.
