GigaPower

GigaPower is a brand of high-speed internet service offered by AT&T Communications. It was initially launched to provide fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) connectivity, offering download and upload speeds of up to 1 gigabit per second. This technology allows for significantly faster internet performance compared to traditional cable or DSL services, enabling quicker downloads, smoother streaming of high-definition content, and improved online gaming experiences.

The GigaPower initiative represented AT&T's significant investment in upgrading its network infrastructure to support the increasing demand for bandwidth. The service was first rolled out in select metropolitan areas and has since expanded to various regions across the United States. Availability typically depends on the presence of AT&T's fiber optic network in a particular neighborhood.

Key features of GigaPower service include its symmetrical upload and download speeds, which are particularly beneficial for users who upload large files, participate in video conferencing, or stream content. The fiber optic technology is also known for its reliability and resilience to interference. AT&T has continued to evolve its high-speed internet offerings, and GigaPower has been a foundational element in its strategy to deliver multi-gigabit internet speeds to consumers and businesses.