Google Fiber TV is nearing the end

Google Fiber has been transitioning away from its traditional TV product toward virtual MVPD alternatives since 2020, and the shift is now almost complete. Liz Hsu, director of product strategy for Google Fiber, provided an update about retiring Fiber TV in all Google Fiber markets. Hsu said the company has completely upgraded Fiber TV customers in Nashville, Huntsville, Salt Lake City and Provo, while Raleigh-Durham, Charlotte and Irvine will finish their transitions by the end of September 2021. Austin and Atlanta will finish up by the end of November 2021. There’s no timeline for Kansas City yet, but the company is still encouraging customers there to switch from Fiber TV to one of the available streaming TV alternatives. To further incentivize customers to switch, Google Fiber is offering Chromecast with Google TV devices and upgraded home Wi-Fi with Google Wifi.