Fiber-optic Internet uses cutting-edge technology that is 100% fiber. Light waves are used instead of electrical signals to transmit data in fiber optic cable, and copper cable cannot send as much data over as far a distance as fiber optic cable. This means that fiber network customers are capable of receiving higher speeds regardless of how far they are from a node on the network.

No installation charges apply to upgrades, and there’s usually no technician truck roll involved. In the event that a customer orders a speed that exceeds their current Network Transport Interface/NTI limits, the technician truck will automatically roll.

 Asymmetric speed refers to the same download and upload speed offered by AT&T. Data transfer uniformity is ensured with SLA (Symmetric Level Agreements). The SLA is essential for servers and applications that upload and download enormous amounts of data every day. These applications and servers all support HD video conferencing, broadcasting, file hosting and uploading from multiple business entities or running simultaneously online conferences.

With AT&T Business Fiber, you’ll enjoy fast, reliable, and cost-effective plans for your small business. In addition, AT&T Business Fiber plans offer symmetrical internet speeds. In other words, they offer the same upload and download speeds. 

In order to experience a great internet experience, you need both upload and download speeds. The speed of downloads is important for things like streaming webinars and transferring large files, while uploads are crucial to things like video conferencing and storing large files in the cloud.