AT&T launched its ultra-fast Internet service on Tuesday in parts of San Francisco, San Jose, Dublin, Mountain View, Santa Clara and San Ramon. These areas are in addition to the parts of the Cupertino area where the company initially launched service in 2015. “Customers in tens of thousands of area homes, apartments and small businesses will be able to get speeds up to 1 gigabit per second,” AT&T reports.
The service is currently available in nearly 30 apartment complexes in the Bay Area, including Lumina (also known as 201 Folsom Street) a 655-unit residential waterfront condominium in the Rincon Hill neighborhood.
“By expanding GigaPower to additional cities in the Bay Area beyond Cupertino, we are demonstrating our continued commitment to our customers whose appetite for high speed data continues to grow,” Jeni Bell, VP and GM, Northern California and Northern Nevada at AT&T, reports.
“AT&T is a valued member of our local business community and has played a strategic role in the economic growth and vibrant quality of life in Mountain View,” Ken Rosenberg, vice mayor of Mountain View, says. “We are proud to have the AT&T GigaPower network and look forward to the new economic and innovation opportunities it will enable for our residents, entrepreneurs and small businesses.”
