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- Mar 31, 201790% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
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- Jun 21, 201890% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
Comcast’s gigabit cable will be in 15 cities by early 2017
- Comcast's DOCSIS 3.1 gigabit cable service, reported 2 November 2016, was on sale in Atlanta, Chicago, Nashville and Detroit, with Miami previously promised by the end of 2016[1]
- Ten more cities are planned for early 2017 (Denver, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Knoxville, Portland, San Francisco Bay Area, San Jose, Salt Lake City, Seattle), for 15 in total[1]
- Gigabit cable delivers 1Gbps down and 35Mbps up; Comcast plans DOCSIS 3.1 across its 39-state territory by 2018[1]
- Gigabit cable has generally cost $140 a month without a contract or $70 with a three-year contract; a separate fiber-only Gigabit Pro offers 2Gbps symmetrical at $300 a month plus $1,000 startup fees[1]
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- [1]90%arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/11/comcasts-gigabit-cable-will-be-in-15-cities-by-early-2017arstechnica.com· Posted Jun 21, 2017· Starts Mar 31, 2017 ✓· Ends Jun 21, 2018 ✓· 0% of score
Happened as dated, per arstechnica.com: "…before the end of this year. The newly announced cities are De … Lake City, Utah; and Seattle, Was…"
- [2]72%Inside the Nation's Largest and Fastest Multi-Gig Network Deploymentcorporate.comcast.com· Added Sep 14, 2026· 100% of score
The Comcast corporate press page that was reachable actually describes a later, unrelated 2022 multi-gig rollout (34 cities by 2022, 50 million homes by 2025) rather than the original 15-cities-by-2017 announcement, so it only tangentially supports the pin's claim via the same corporate source, not a direct date match.
- [3]80%Comcast is expanding its gigabit internet service, will be in 15 U.S. cities by early 2017neowin.net· Published Nov 2, 2016· 0% of score
The page could not be fetched (403 Forbidden), but Neowin's own headline and November 2, 2016 publish date independently report Comcast's[2] plan to reach 15 U.S. cities with gigabit internet by early 2017, matching the pin's title and stored window.
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