AT&T currently markets two options for Internet service: fiber and IPBB. Fiber is available for both consumer and business subscribers.
AT&T also offers a variety of bundled packages that include TV or home phone options.
AT&T's IPBB offering, historically known as AT&T U-verse, uses a fiber-to-the-node layout.
In this setup, the fiber optic line terminates near the subscriber address, switching over to telephone, ethernet, and coaxial cables.
This fiber-based infrastructure has allowed them to service higher bandwidth packages than usually possible from copper-based IPBB.
AT&T Fiber to the Home (FTTH) is available in select locations.
FTTH is considered the “gold standard” for robust, fast and reliable home internet connections.