Google Fiber rollout has slowed down over the last few years. In a bid to enhance coverage rapidly, Google Fiber acquired a company called Webpass that was providing internet services to apartments and office buildings in a few cities like Seattle, Atlanta and Miami. Webpass created an extensive network of relays between towers in these cities, and connected office buildings and apartment blocks to their network. Hence, the Webpass network covers only selected buildings in a few cities. Occasionally, the service could be slowed down if the building’s infrastructure is not able to handle the Gig speed. Though it is not traditional DSL or Cable or Fiber or Satellite internet, if you are in the right building, you can get 1,000 MBPS download speed with Webpass.