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Google Fiber is opening up in its ninth market: Nashville, Tennessee.
Google first announced Nashville as a candidate city back in January of 2015. It’s a small roll-out to start: just four apartment and condominium buildings. Google says hopes to eventually expand its service to “the lion’s share” of Nashville.
It’s also launching a Fiber Space for locals to try out Gigabit internet, as well as the company’s cable TV offering.
It’s priced as usual: $50 a month for 100 Mbps, $70 a month for 1 Gbps and 1TB of Google Drive storage, and $130 for the gigabit service along with cable TV service.
Today’s announcement brings the total tally of Fiber-enabled cities to nine, with seven more planned and six under consideration.
If you live in the Nashville area and want to see if you’re one of the lucky Fiber-enabled zones, you can try out Google’s apartment finder tool.
