You can count on a connection that isn’t just fast on paper — it’s built for future-proofing your life. Here’s what up to 940 Mbps means for you:
CenturyLink Fiber Internet isn’t just about speed; it’s about delivering the performance your home needs today and in the future — a premium service designed for modern households that do it all online.
^Comparison, as of 10/7/22, based on CenturyLink fiber technology with wired upload speeds of up to 940 Mbps to major cable providers 1GIG cable service over DOCSIS 3.1 technology with upload speeds of 35 Mbps
*Based on network uptime or availability
Think of the internet like a two-lane road to the store. With most connections, the “going” lane (downloads) is wide and fast, but the “coming back” lane (uploads) is narrow and slow, so sending things out takes forever.
With symmetrical fiber speeds up to 940 Mbps, both lanes are wide open. You can bring things home quickly and send things out just as fast, whether that’s uploading videos, backing up files, or sharing projects.
Whether you’re streaming live, editing in the cloud, or sharing large media projects with clients, fiber’s symmetrical upload and download speeds keep your workflow smooth and your audience engaged. With up to 940 Mbps Fiber, you can upload your latest video, podcast, or design file in seconds instead of hours. With CenturyLink Fiber, there are no delays, no annual contracts, just pure creative freedom.
Is 940 Mbps overkill for most people?
Up to 940 Mbps internet isn’t overkill; it’s future-proof. With up to 940 Mbps, uploads, downloads, and streaming happen instantly, no matter how many devices are online.
What's the difference between fiber and cable gigabit?
Fiber delivers symmetrical speeds — uploads as fast as downloads — plus more reliability and room for future technology. Cable uses coaxial lines, so while downloads can hit gigabit speeds, uploads are much slower, and performance often dips during peak hours.
Is professional installation required?
Yes. CenturyLink Fiber Internet needs professional care to ensure it works as expected, giving you less worry and maximum performance.
Do I really need 940 Mbps speeds?
Yes, if your home streams in 4K, plays online games, works from home, or uses multiple smart devices. It’s built to handle today’s needs—and tomorrow’s.
