To continue to improve how our customers connect, we’ve launched our ultra-fast internet service in 2 new metro areas – Biloxi-Gulfport, Miss. and Savannah Ga. We’ve also expanded availability to over 60 communities across 20 major metros where we have service.¹

We now market our 100% fiber network powered by AT&T Fiber to over 5.5 million locations across 57 metros. Out of these locations, over 2 million subscribers choose internet service from AT&T.

[We’ve added more than 1.5 million locations this year. These launches extend our lead as the largest fiber network within our 21-state home internet footprint.² We plan to add another 1.5 million locations by the end of the year, which will total at least 7 million locations able to access our 100% fiber network.

“The boundaries between work and home are collapsing,” said Eric Boyer, senior vice president - product marketing, AT&T. “Customers are using the ultra-fast speeds powered by AT&T Fiber to access remote desktops, stream entertainment, upload to social, use cloud based computing applications and more.”

An ultra-fast internet connection powered by AT&T Fiber lets you quickly access and stream the latest online movies, music and games. You can easily telecommute, video-conference, upload and download photos and videos, and connect faster to the cloud.

Eligible locations can choose from a range of internet speed plans on our 100% fiber network designed to deliver the same speeds up and down. These plans include AT&T Internet 50, AT&T Internet 100 and AT&T Internet 1000.³

Existing metro areas where we expanded availability today include:

• Atlanta
• Augusta
• Birmingham
• Chicago
• Dallas
• Detroit
• Fresno
• Indianapolis
• Jacksonville
• Los Angeles
• Louisville
• Memphis
• Miami
• Milwaukee
• Nashville
• Oklahoma
• Sacramento
• San Antonio
• San Francisco
• St. Louis

¹ Initial availability limited to select areas. May not be available in your area. Go to https://www.att.com/internet/ to see if you qualify.

² Based on publicly available data for the top fiber providers in the AT&T operating footprint.

³ Actual customer speeds may vary and are not guaranteed. Download speeds are typically up to 940Mbps due to overhead capacity reserved to deliver the data.