AT&T turns on 7 new LTE markets, expands in six areas
The company says it's now operating 291 LTE markets, covering over 200 million people across the U.S.
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AT&T has expanded its LTE presence in the U.S.
The company announced Wednesday that it has turned on seven new LTE markets in the U.S. The new markets include Grand Rapids, Minn., Hot Springs, Ark., and Mount Vernon, Ohio. In addition, AT&T has expanded LTE coverage in Atlanta, New York City, and Columbia, S.C., among other areas.
With the new markets, AT&T now has 291 areas with LTE, covering over 200 million people across the U.S. By the end of this year, AT&T expects its LTE rollout to be about 90 percent complete.
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