Yes, fiber internet is available in Georgia but primarily in metropolitan areas. Carriers include:

• AT&T Fiber with AT&T All-Fi™
• Windstream with Kinetic Fiber
• Xfinity by Comcast
• Google Fiber
• Verizon FiOS
• Earthlink Fiber

Some fiber internet providers do not require a contract while others may. Check with each carrier to confirm availablility at your address. Fiber typically becomes available in metro areas due to the cost of the infrastructure and the need for the provider to sign up customers for a return on their investment.

There are many smaller carriers not listed above that offer service in specific areas. The list varies by location. If you cannot get fiber optic service at your address it’s possible that you could get fixed wireless mobile coverage or broadband cable instead, and this will still offer you fast internet coverage when you need it. If you live in a very rural or remote part of Georgia where none of these connection types are currently available, you might consider DSL service via phone lines, or satellite internet from Viasat because their signal reaches almost everywhere in the continental U.S. You’ll have a two-year contract and data allocations depending on the plan you choose but you will be connected. You can also check the current coverage map from Starlink satellite internet to see if you can order or pre-order service.