AT&T Releases Documentary Depicting Digital Divide
The documentary highlights AT&T's fiber investments in Texas.

The documentary highlights AT&T's fiber investments in Texas.
June 14, 2024 – AT&T released Friday a documentary illustrating the challenges encountered by the people who are disadvantaged by the digital divide, referring to the gulf between those who have access to high-speed internet, and those who do not due to affordability or accessibility challenges.
Amarillo, Texas is one of the least connected cities in America, but through a public-partnership with the city, AT&T broke ground in 2022 to connect more than 22,000 locations with fiber optic technology. The locations represent roughly half of the city that does not have broadband access.
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