Amarillo city announces $24 mn fiber internet project with AT&T

The city of Amarillo announced a $24 million fiber internet project with AT&T to build its fiber network to more than 22,000 customer locations throughout the city. The project proposes providing access to AT&T Fiber for homes, businesses and government agencies in the city center.
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“The city of Amarillo broadband access plan is one of the more significant technological infrastructure advancements in city history,” said Amarillo Mayor Ginger Nelson.

AT&T is the nation’s largest fiber internet provider. In 2021, AT&T made fiber available in more than 300,000 new locations in Texas.

Extensive planning and engineering work will begin immediately upon execution of the contract. AT&T Fiber is the fastest among major providers and offers symmetrical speeds of up to 5-Gigs on downloads and uploads, said Fred Maldonado, Regional Vice President, AT&T Texas.

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