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AT&T Fiber optic internet offers speeds up to 5 GIG where available, equal upload and download speeds, unlimited data with no data caps, and more consistent performance during busy hours. It also includes a Wi-Fi gateway at no extra cost and standard AT&T ActiveArmor security features. With an eligible unlimited AT&T wireless plan, Internet Backup is included at no extra cost. Fiber optic cables are less affected by rain, snow and storms than some older technologies, though damage can still cause outages, so you can check for outages any time. Compare plans or check availability.
Speeds are based on a wired connection and actual speeds may vary. For 5 GIG, single-device wired speed maximum is 4.7 Gbps. Limited availability in select areas.
Fiber internet sends data as pulses of light through thin glass cables. Cable internet uses coaxial copper lines that may share capacity with nearby customers. Fiber is the connection that brings internet into your home, while Wi-Fi is how your devices connect wirelessly to your gateway inside it. Read more about what fiber internet is and how fiber compares with cable, then check availability.
Fiber internet uses light signals through fiber-optic cables to deliver fast, consistent speeds, while DSL runs over phone lines and can be slower and less consistent. AT&T no longer offers DSL service. If you have or are looking for U-verse internet, you may be able to upgrade to AT&T Fiber where it is available, so check your address or read about AT&T DSL service.
Yes. AT&T Fiber delivers equal upload and download speeds, so the speed you send data matches the speed you receive it. Many cable plans give far more capacity to downloads than uploads. Equal speeds help with video calls, cloud backups, sharing large files, live streaming and online gaming. Read about gigabit internet, see the fiber vs. cable comparison.
Speeds are based on a wired connection and actual speeds may vary. For 5 GIG, single-device wired speed maximum is 4.7 Gbps. Limited availability in select areas.
Speeds are based on a wired connection and actual speeds may vary. For 5 GIG, single-device wired speed maximum is 4.7 Gbps. Limited availability in select areas.