For that, there’s only one choice—super-fast AT&T Internet powered by our 100% fiber network.
Expanding fiber in America
AT&T Fiber is available in some of the largest metro areas in the country—84 and counting. And we’re always working to expand our 100% fiber network.
Current AT&T Fiber map
Availability limited to select areas. May not be available in your area.
Current Google Fiber Internet map
Google Fiber Internet coverage map taken from Google.com, November 1, 2019.
AT&T FIBER
Get ready for our fastest internet
Now delivering speeds up to 5 GIGs! Plus:
- No price increase at 12 months
- No annual contract
- No data caps
- No equipment fees
2 services. 1 combined bill.
Bundle TV with your current AT&T Internet plan and combine two essential services on one monthly bill.
INTERNET + DIRECTV STREAMSM
Our next-generation TV service, with live TV, sports, and access to thousands of apps.
Frequently asked questions
- What is AT&T Fiber?
Fiber optics internet technology works by sending data over thin glass fibers, as opposed to the copper wire used in older internet systems. AT&T Fiber uses a 100% fiber optic network to deliver its fastest internet speeds.
- What is the difference between AT&T Fiber and Google Fiber?
Both AT&T Fiber and Google Fiber are internet service providers that use fiber optic technology to keep customers connected. If more than one fiber internet provider has plans available in your area, there are plenty of great reasons to pick a plan powered by AT&T Fiber, including software like AT&T Smart Home Manager1, internet security with AT&T ActiveArmor,® and high-quality Wi-Fi-6 equipment.
- Why is AT&T Fiber only available in certain areas?
AT&T is currently focused on expanding fiber internet service in the over 90 cities where it provides fiber internet today. AT&T is adding millions of homes and businesses to its fiber network every year, but it hasn’t made its way to every neighborhood.