http://arstechnica.com/information-...le-fiber-now-explicitly-permits-home-servers/ The new terms say that Google Fiber customers are not allowed to "operate servers for commercial purposes. However, personal, non-commercial use of servers that complies with this AUP is acceptable, including using virtual private networks (VPN) to access services in your home and using hardware or applications that include server capabilities for uses like multi-player gaming, video-conferencing, and home security."
They can, very easily even. But they won't, because they get a bigger profit the way it is now. Also, 1gbit is overkill for what it is now. Fastest thing I've ever downloaded or uploaded was at 13MB/s, which is roughly 104Mbit/s So far the only thing that downloads faster are packages from my server and my server provider, because it's on the same gbit network.
