Google 2009 Annual Report Download - page 5
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500,000 people. This access is about 100x faster than most people have today. We asked
communities to come back with ideas, and one mayor had an unusual response:
“I, William W. Bunten, mayor of the city of Topeka, Kansas, urge the citizens of
Topeka to recognize and support the continuing efforts to bring Google’s ‘Fiber
for Communities’ experiment to our city, and do hereby proclaim that for the
month of March 2010, the city of Topeka will be known as Google, Kansas.”
From such quirky tributes and detailed applications, we have seen a lot of interest
in Google Fiber. Our goal with this project is to show what’s possible by driving
technological development of home Internet connections at a faster rate. If we succeed,
it will benefit users everywhere, as well as our own services, which can debut amazing
new capabilities using higher speed connections.