Following the activation of its C-band 5G network, AT&T is now upgrading its fiber-based broadband service with two new plans that top out at 2Gbps and 5Gbps, respectively. The company says its new multi-gig fiber broadband will be available in more than 70 metro areas including Dallas, LA and Atlanta. Currently, AT&T’s fiber broadband covers around 15 million customers across 90 markets, with the ISP looking to expand its network to reach more than 30 million customers by 2025.
The new 2 gig plan is set to start at $225 a month for business fiber plus tax, while the faster 5 gig plan will cost $395 a month for businesses. Notably, AT&T describes both plans as offering “symmetrical” speeds, which means customers should see equally fast download and upload speeds. That last part is important for anyone who has to move large files around, especially when a lot of older internet plans often featuring upload speeds that are significantly lower than download speeds.
In addition to its new multi-gig fiber plans, AT&T is updating its fiber internet plans with more straightforward pricing. Call us to find out if your business is in an area that is being upgraded.
