It's especially interesting when you consider that Google has now, for the first time, a fully globe-spanning own network that can interface with any ISP directly, without relying on any intermediate ISP.
Google now has at least one product in the entire stack of the internet.
You can use a Google Pixel, and Google Chromebook, using Android and Chrome OS, browsing with Chrome, while using Google Fi and Google Fiber, connected directly to Google's backbone, visiting Google's Search, Maps, etc or other sites hosted on Google's cloud, using Google's DNS server.
At this point you can use most of the functionality of the internet without ever leaving the Google ecosystem.
And this is just going to be expanded.
Google now has at least one product in the entire stack of the internet.
You can use a Google Pixel, and Google Chromebook, using Android and Chrome OS, browsing with Chrome, while using Google Fi and Google Fiber, connected directly to Google's backbone, visiting Google's Search, Maps, etc or other sites hosted on Google's cloud, using Google's DNS server.
At this point you can use most of the functionality of the internet without ever leaving the Google ecosystem.
And this is just going to be expanded.