AT&T is now offering some of the fastest broadband in the US and it could seriously speed up your Netflix viewing.
Multi-gigabit fiber was just released by AT&T, offering a massive boost of 5Gbps internet to more than 5.2 million households across 70 metropolitan cities.
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A lightning speed of multi-gig fiber is breaking through the internet, with AT&T now one of the world’s fastest internet providers.
AT&T’s 5Gbps is being offered to select fiber service areas.
Subscribers in major cities such as Los Angeles, Atlanta, San Francisco, Orlando, Dallas, Indianapolis, and more are able to take advantage of the newest home broadband offerings.
How much faster is 5Gbps?
Of it’s latest deployment, AT&T’s 5Gbps is astonishingly capable of downloading a 4K Netflix movie in just 11 seconds.
5 gigabits per second is just 625 megabytes per second. With a 4K movie on Netflix, 7GB is equivalant to 7,000 megabytes.
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AT&T promised it has one of the fastest internet speeds available with a 95% reliability, claiming that the fiber carrier was able to reach up to 10Gbps during lab testing.
Users’ internet speeds are ready to fly with deploying capabilities of downloads of high-definition Netflix 4K movies in just seconds.
5G speeds result in 10 times faster fiber-to-the-home internet networks, and allow users to be on their portable devices wherever they choose to be.
In 2022, 5G subscriptions are expected to pass a whopping one billion, as it took the title from 4G/LTE technology as now being the most advanced mobile broadband technology standard.
AT&T’s 5Gbps is available now for $180 ($395 monthly for business accounts). Visit att.com/fiberfast and check out if you’re eligible for AT&T’s fiber plan.
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