The moderately priced, super fast service has been shown to be unbelievably popular in the few cities where it’s accessible, thanks partially because Fiber offers a much-welcome option to Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and other suppliers that are despised.

Now Google has declared strategies that were even grander: It needs to broadcast wireless broadband right into houses all over America.

A remedy would signify a huge blessing to the broadband business while Google has figured out the best way to make the technology work, Re/code reported. It’d solve what’s called the “last mile issue,” which is usually addressed by the slow, expensive procedure for stringing a net of cables right into houses.

If a remedy is developed by Google, Alphabet, its parent company, would have the ability to establish a national network to compete with present icons like A&T, Verizon and Comcast.

Google isn’t the sole technology firm experimenting with this particular development: Facebook declared an initiative to develop wireless Internet. Google Access, which manages Fiber, does expect to do that, while Facebook does’t would like to assemble or run the wireless networks. We ’re actually transitioning to a real company,” Access CEO Craig Barratt told Re/code.