Cord cutting has taken a bite out of the number of pay-TV subscribers for cable and telecommunications companies. But it hasn’t significantly reduced high-speed Internet subscriptions — in part ...

Cord cutting has taken a bite out of the number of pay TV subscribers for cable and telecommunications companies. But it hasn’t significantly reduced high-speed internet subscribers – in part because ...

Webpass is active in five major areas in the U.S., including the San Francisco Bay Area, Chicago and Miami. The company already has more than 20,000 customers. The acquisition of WebPass provides a ...

(TNS) -- Cord cutting has taken a bite out of the number of pay TV subscribers for cable and telecommunications companies. But it hasn’t significantly reduced high-speed internet subscribers – in part ...

RALEIGH – Google Fiber is adding Webpass to its name, and rebranding. It is now called Google Fiber Webpass, and it is offering its new wireless service to existing Webpass cities: Seattle, San Diego, ...

Google just bought a small Internet service provider called Webpass. The search giant wants a little extra help in expanding the reach of Google Fiber, its own ultra-high-speed Internet service. But ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link I can't remember the last time a browser tab froze on me or a video took a time-out to buffer. It may be because, this fall, I got a taste of ...

Alphabet Inc. GOOGL owned Google Fiber has acquired Webpass, a gigabit Internet provider currently active in five major cities. Webpass president Charles Barr announced the deal in a blog post on ...

Google Fiber, a subsidiary of Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) , acquired internet service provider (ISP) Webpass this week for an undisclosed sum. The purchase is notable for investors as the ...

Google Fiber, the high-speed internet service owned by Alphabet, is to acquire Webpass, the companies said late on Wednesday, in a bid by the technology giant to bolster its U.S. expansion and compete ...

Google Fiber said Wednesday it would acquire wireless service provider Webpass in a deal that could increase its ultra-high speed Internet service in major cities, particularly in apartment buildings.

I can't remember the last time a browser tab froze on me or a video took a time-out to buffer. I have never been more satisfied with my internet. (Webpass did not pay me to write that.) Binge-watching ...