AT&T Continues to Build 5G on the Nation’s Best Wireless Network

Updated June 29

AT&T 5G Launches in 28 New Markets, Including the First with Dynamic Spectrum Sharing (DSS) Technology

Consumers in new 5G markets among the first to experience the value of AT&T’s dynamic spectrum sharing (DSS) technology in launch of 5G, building on the nation’s best and also fastest wireless network.¹

AT&T’s* 5G network is now live for consumers in 28 additional markets across the country and covers 179 million people. With today’s launch, AT&T now offers access to 5G on its best unlimited wireless plans for consumers and businesses in a total of 355 markets in the U.S.²

In parts of some markets, AT&T has enabled dynamic spectrum sharing (DSS) technology which allows carriers to share the same channel between both 4G and 5G users simultaneously, based on demand, creating a seamless experience for customers.  Through DSS, AT&T can deploy 5G faster and more efficiently to help more customers take advantage of 5G technology, sooner. This technology helps create an intelligent and robust network for customers.

“DSS is an important steppingstone on our path to nationwide 5G,” said Igal Elbaz, SVP of wireless and access technology. “We were the first U.S. carrier to deploy this technology in our network, and it’s now playing an important role as we work toward a nationwide 5G footprint this summer.”

The latest 5G markets available this week include:

Arkansas

1. Ouachita County

Florida

1. Melbourne

2. Miami

3. Orlando

4. West Palm Beach

Hawaii

1. Maui County

Idaho

1. Idaho County

Illinois

1. Alton-Granite City

Michigan

1. Jackson

Missouri

1. Columbia

Minnesota

1. Chippewa County

North Dakota/Minnesota

1. Fargo-Moorhead

Oregon

1. Eugene-Springfield

Pennsylvania

1. Crawford County

Puerto Rico

1. Aguadilla

2. Aibonito Municipality

3. Arecibo

4. Mayaguez

5. Ponce

6. Rincon Municipality

7. San Juan

Tennessee

1. Lake County

Texas

1. Austin

2. Dallas

3. Navarro County

4. Victoria

5. Wilson County

Utah

1. Salt Lake City

Additionally, we offer access to our 5G+ network, enabling super-fast speeds and responsive connections in parts of 35 cities.²

Learn more about AT&T’s 5G network at att.com/5gforyou.

^{_{1 America’s Best Network based on GWS OneScore Sept. 2019; Nation’s fastest network based on analysis by Ookla® of Speedtest Intelligence® data median download speeds for Q1 2020. Ookla trademarks used under license and reprinted with permission.}}

^{_{2 Requires a compatible device and plan for 5G and 5G+ connections. Limited AT&T 5G and 5G+ availability. May not be available in your area. For coverage details visit att.com/5Gforyou.}}

Updated June 15, 2020

AT&T 5G Launches in 137 New Markets, Covering More Than 160 Million People in the U.S.

Consumers in Atlanta, Baton Rouge, Nashville and Tallahassee, among others, now have access to AT&T 5G, building on the nation’s best and also fastest wireless network.¹

AT&T’s* 5G network is now live for consumers in 137 additional markets across the country and now covers more than 160 million people. With today’s launch, AT&T now offers access to 5G on its best unlimited wireless plans for consumers and businesses in a total of 327 markets in the U.S.²

“While many of us have been working from home for the past three months, AT&T’s network team continued to build and test our network so that we could emerge from this season with stronger, broader 5G coverage for our customers across the country,” said Chris Sambar, EVP of Technology Operations. “Whether it’s getting you back to work, back to school, or back to play, we’ve got you covered with the fastest¹ wireless speeds in the nation.”

The latest 5G markets available this week include:

Alabama

1. Anniston

2. Dothan

3. Florence

4. Gadsden

5. Mobile

6. Tuscaloosa

Alaska

1. Anchorage

Arkansas

1. Clay County

2. Cleburne County

3. Cross County

4. Franklin County

5. Madison County

6. Pope County

California

1. Alpine County

2. Fresno

3. Kings County

4. Salinas

5. Sierra County

6. Stockton

7. Visalia-Tulare

Colorado

1. Fort Collins-Loveland

2. Greeley

Florida

1. Calhoun County

2. Citrus County

3. Collier County

4. Fort Myers

5. Fort Walton Beach

6. Gainesville

7. Glades County

8. Jefferson County

9. Lakeland

10. Tallahassee

11. Walton County

Georgia

1. Atlanta

2. Bleckley County

3. Early County

4. Jasper County

5. Warren County

Idaho

1. Elmore County

Illinois

1. Adams County

2. Aurora-Elgin

3. Bureau County

4. Champaign-Urbana

5. Clay County

6. Joliet

7. Montgomery County

8. Springfield

9. Vermilion County

Indiana

1. Bloomington

2. Decatur County

3. Huntington County

4. Kosciusko County

5. Muncie

6. Newton County

7. Randolph County

8. Warren County

Kansas

1. Lawrence

Kentucky

1. Spencer County

Louisiana

1. Baton Rouge

2. Caldwell Parish

3. Claiborne Parish

4. Iberville Parish

5. Lafayette

6. Monroe

7. Morehouse Parish

8. St. James Parish

9. West Feliciana Parish

Maine

1. Portland

Maryland

1. Cumberland

2. Hagerstown

3. Kent County

Michigan

1. Alger County

2. Allegan County

3. Benton Harbor

4. Manistee County

5. Muskegon

Mississippi

1. Jackson

Missouri

1. Moniteau County

Nevada

1. Lander County

New Mexico

1. Lincoln County

2. San Juan County

New York

1. Chautauqua County

2. Elmira

3. Jefferson County

4. Poughkeepsie

North Carolina

1. Anson County

2. Hickory

Ohio

1. Ashtabula County

2. Columbiana County

3. Lima

4. Mansfield

5. Williams County

6. Youngstown

Oregon

1. Lincoln County

2. Medford

3. The Dalles

Pennsylvania

1. Altoona

2. Bedford County

3. Bradford County

4. Huntingdon County

5. Jefferson County

6. Lawrence County

7. Lebanon County

8. Sharon

Rhode Island

1. Newport County

South Carolina

1. Anderson

2. Calhoun County

3. Laurens County

4. Oconee County

Tennessee

1. Chattanooga

2. Fayette County

3. Giles County

4. Maury County

5. Memphis

6. Nashville

Texas

1. Amarillo

2. Brownsville

3. Bryan-College Station

4. Galveston

5. Killeen-Temple

6. Parmer County

7. Runnels County

8. Tyler

Utah

1. Beaver County

Virginia

1. Caroline County

2. Danville

Washington

1. Okanogan County

2. Olympia

3. Pacific County

West Virginia

1. Charleston

2. Grant County

3. Huntington-Ashland

4. Tucker County

Wisconsin

1. Kenosha

2. Racine

3. Sheboygan

4. Wood County

Additionally, we offer access to our 5G+ network, enabling super-fast speeds and responsive connections in parts of 35 cities.²

Learn more about AT&T’s 5G network at att.com/5gforyou.

^{_{1 America’s Best Network based on GWS OneScore Sept. 2019; Nation’s fastest network based on analysis by Ookla® of Speedtest Intelligence® data median download speeds for Q1 2020. Ookla trademarks used under license and reprinted with permission.}}

^{_{2 Requires a compatible device and plan for 5G and 5G+ connections. Limited AT&T 5G and 5G+ availability. May not be available in your area. For coverage details visit att.com/5Gforyou.}}

Updated April 22

AT&T 5G Now Covers More Than 120 Million People in the U.S.

Consumers in 90 new markets across the U.S. – including Chicago, New Orleans, Sacramento, Seattle and Tampa – now have access to AT&T’s 5G network

AT&T’s 5G network is now live for consumers in 90 additional markets across the country and covers more than 120 million people. With today’s launch, AT&T now offers access to 5G on its best unlimited wireless plans for consumers and businesses in a total of 190 markets in the U.S.

“At a time when technology is proving to be even more essential for communication, AT&T customers can rest assured that our company is continuing to invest in our network and new technologies to make connection easier,” said Chris Sambar, EVP of Technology Operations. “We remain focused on launching AT&T 5G in more markets and to more customers across the country – building on the nation’s best and fastest wireless network* – and plan to reach nationwide coverage this summer.”

The latest 5G markets available this week include:

Alabama

1. Franklin County

Arkansas

2. Fayetteville-Springdale

3. Fort Smith

California

4. Chico

5. El Dorado County

6. Redding

7. Sacramento

8. Tehama County

9. Yuba City

Colorado

10. Colorado Springs

Connecticut

11. New London-Norwich

Florida

12. Bradenton

13. Dixie County

14. Fort Pierce

15. Hamilton County

16. Hardee County

17. Ocala

18. Pensacola

19. Sarasota

20. Tampa

Georgia

21. Dawson County

22. Marion County

Idaho

23. Boise City

24. Boundary County

Illinois

25. Chicago

26. Mason County

Indiana

27. Elkhart-Goshen

28. Evansville

29. Fort Wayne

30. Gary

31. South Bend

Kansas

32. Brown County

Kentucky

33. Fulton County

34. Mason County

35. Meade County

36. Trimble County

Louisiana

37. Beauregard County

38. Houma-Thibodaux

39. Lake Charles

40. New Orleans

41. Shreveport

Massachusetts

42. Springfield

Michigan

43. Cass County

Minnesota

44. Duluth

45. Le Sueur County

46. St. Cloud

Missouri

47. Bates County

48. Callaway County

49. De Kalb County

50. Joplin

51. Saline County

52. St. Joseph

Montana

53. Billings

54. Mineral County

New Hampshire

55. Portsmouth

New Jersey

56. Vineland

New York

57. Yates County

Ohio

58. Clinton County

59. Mercer County

60. Morrow County

61. Perry County

62. Steubenville

Oklahoma

63. Grant County

Oregon

64. Clatsop County

Pennsylvania

65. Greene County

66. Johnstown

67. Union County

68. Wayne County

69. Williamsport

Texas

70. Abilene

71. Beaumont

72. Concho County

73. Fannin County

74. Lubbock

75. Newton County

76. Sherman-Denison

77. Waco

Virginia

78. Frederick County

Washington

79. Bellingham

80. Clallam County

81. Ferry County

82. Kittitas County

83. Richland-Kennewick

84. Seattle

85. Tacoma

86. Yakima

West Virginia

87. Monongalia County

88. Parkersburg-Marietta

89. Wheeling

Wisconsin

90. Madison

Additionally, we offer access to our 5G+ network, enabling super-fast speeds and responsive connections in parts of 35 cities.

Learn more about AT&T’s 5G network at att.com/5gforyou.

Where 5G is Available

March 16, 2020: 5G is live in Allentown, Pa.; Brown County, Ind.; Hancock County, Ga.; Hancock County, Ohio; Harrisburg, Pa.; Huntsville, Ala.; Kent County, Del.; Lexington-Fayette, Ky.; Otsego County, N.Y.; Reading, Pa.; Reno, Nev.; Sandusky County, Ohio; Santa Cruz, Calif.; Springfield, Mo.; Storey County, Nev.; Syracuse, N.Y.; Topeka, Kan.; Trenton, N.J.; Tuscarawas County, Ohio; Washington County, Ill.

March 3, 2020: 5G is live in Albany, Ga.; Albany, N.Y.; Athens, Ga.; Beaverhead County, Mont.; Binghamton, N.Y.; Cincinnati, Ohio; Columbus, Ohio; Denver, Colo.; Hamilton, Ohio; Lancaster, Pa.; Lincoln County, Mont.; Madera County, Calif.; Madison County, Va.; Mono County, Calif.; Provo, Utah; Raleigh County, W. Va; Ross County, Ohio; Santa Rosa, Calif.; Springfield, Ohio; State College, Pa.; Sussex County, N.J. and Worcester, Mass.

Feb. 17, 2020: 5G is live in Chattooga County, Ga.; Hunterdon County, N.J.; Las Cruces, N.M.; Long Branch, N.J.; New Brunswick, N.J.; New Haven, Conn.; Ocean County, N.J.; Orange County, N.Y.; Portland, Ore.; Utica-Rome, N.Y.; Vallejo, Calif.; Whitfield County, Ga. and Wilmington, Del.

Feb. 11, 2020: 5G is live in Gila, Ariz.; Hartford, Conn.; Kalamazoo, Mich.; Kansas City, Mo.; Macon, Ga.; Newaygo, Mich.; Northeast Penn.; Salem, Ore.; Spokane, Wash.; Worth, Ga. and York, Penn.

Feb. 5, 2020: 5G is live in Atlantic City, N.J.; Bakersfield, Calif.; Boston, Mass.; Dayton, Ohio; Frederick, Md.; Liberty, Ga.; Modesto, Calif.; New Bedford, Mass.; Oxnard, Calif.; San Luis Obispo, Calif.; Santa Barbara, Calif.; St. Louis, Mo. and Wichita, Kan.

Jan. 3, 2020: 5G is live in Baltimore; Bridgeport, Conn.; Buffalo; Detroit; Las Vegas; Louisville, Ky.; New York City; Philadelphia and Washington D.C. markets.

Dec. 13, 2019: 5G is live in Birmingham, Ala.; Indianapolis; Los Angeles; Milwaukee; Pittsburgh; Providence, R.I.; Rochester, N.Y.; San Diego; San Francisco and San Jose, Calif. markets.