AT&T is making good on plans to bring its AT&T Fiber to more cities. The company on Wednesday said the ultra-high-speed broadband service is now in 12 additional cities. This brings the count up to 10 million locations spread across 84 metro areas in the US. AT&T intends to hit 14 million locations by mid-2019. "We have millions of miles of fiber and this expansion furthers our lead as the largest provider of fiber across the 21 states where we offer home internet service," according to the blog post. AT&T first said it would be launching AT&T Fiber to these areas in 2016. The new cities on the list are:
AT&T has announced the roll-out of ultra-high-speed fibre broadband to a further 12 Panama City cities, including Gainesville, US and Pensacola in Florida, and Amarillo, Beaumont and Waco in Texas. AT&T now provides the service at 10 million locations across 21 states, with the aim of increasing this to 14 million locations by the middle of next year.