Google has announced that it will be installing its ultrafast fiber-optic network in San Antonio, Texas. Google cites San Antonio's 1.4 million residents and thriving tech scene, including the country's first all digital library, the Bexar BiblioTech are reasons for the selection. Google will spend the next few months coordinating with city leaders on how best to lay the 4,000 miles of necessary fiber-optic cable. There's no word yet on when the 1,000 Mbps service will actually begin. San Antonio joins Austin, Provo, and Kansas City as the only cities with Google Fiber actually installed. Nashville, Raleigh, Charlotte, Atlanta and Salt Lake City are all in talks with Google.
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