Copper
Provider-declared fixed broadband availability aggregated from FCC BDC location coverage files.
Availability by state
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Showing the 40 largest state records.
Providers
FCC providers reporting this technology.
Showing the 40 providers with the largest reported availability.
Cities
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VintageDecember 31, 2025
ScopeUnited States fixed broadband
LatencyLow-latency service reported
Copper availability: facts, methodology and questions
Copper is reported by 441 providers across 51 U.S. states or state-level territories in the latest imported FCC dataset. The highest advertised speed in these records is 5,000 Mbps download and 5,000 Mbps upload. Availability is provider-reported and does not guarantee service at every address.
| Measure | Value | Context |
|---|---|---|
| AT&T | 100 Mbps | 23,407,888 reported locations |
| CenturyLink / Lumen | 200 Mbps | 9,916,419 reported locations |
| Connect Holding II LLC | 140 Mbps | 3,291,659 reported locations |
| Frontier Communications Corporation | 200 Mbps | 2,123,119 reported locations |
| Uniti Group Inc. | 300 Mbps | 1,702,534 reported locations |
| Fidium Holdings, LLC | 500 Mbps | 595,745 reported locations |
| Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. | 50 Mbps | 237,354 reported locations |
| Sparklight / Cable One | 30 Mbps | 64,055 reported locations |
Methodology
We map FCC technology codes to readable connection types, aggregate public provider filings by geography and provider identity, and retain the reporting vintage. Provider names are normalized before display; no licensed address-level Fabric data is published.
Full methodology →Data freshness
- Page updated
- Data period
- 2025-12-31T00:00:00Z
- Responsible editor
- Internet Analysis Research Team
Primary sources
- FCC Broadband Data CollectionPrimary fixed broadband filing program
- FCC National Broadband MapPublic availability map
- Internet Analysis methodology
Limitations
- FCC availability is submitted by providers and may later be challenged or revised.
- State or city presence does not mean that every address is serviceable.
- Advertised maximum speed is not a measured customer result.
- Location counts depend on the public denominators available for the selected geography.
Related questions
Where is Copper available?
The imported records currently include 51 states or state-level territories. Use the geographic lists on this page and verify a specific address on the FCC map and provider site.
Which providers offer Copper?
441 provider profiles are represented in this import. The provider list on this page links to their detailed FCC summaries.
Does advertised speed equal real speed?
No. Advertised maximums describe provider filings. Device, plan, access network, congestion and Wi-Fi affect measured performance.