Internet providers in Oregon
The latest FCC fixed broadband data shows Xfinity, T-Mobile 5G Home, Quantum Fiber or CenturyLink, AT&T among the broadest non-satellite residential footprints in Oregon. Fiber-capable footprints are present in the state, but the exact build type still depends on the street-level address. Satellite options like Hughesnet, Viasat, Starlink report broad statewide reach, but they are better treated as fallbacks when terrestrial service is weak or unavailable. Always verify service at the exact address before switching providers.
Source and methodology
FCC fixed broadband availability data as of June 30, 2025, published March 19, 2026. Coverage percentages below reflect reported statewide residential footprint, not guaranteed address-level eligibility. Always verify the exact service type, speed tier, and pricing at the service address before switching.
Reported statewide residential coverage
57.4%
Largest reported statewide residential footprint once pure satellite providers are removed from the comparison.
Reported statewide residential coverage
55.7%
Provider reports one of the largest fixed wireless footprints in the state.
Reported statewide residential coverage
55.5%
Another large reported statewide residential footprint in the latest FCC snapshot.
Largest provider footprints in Oregon
Xfinity
Cable-heavy footprint with some fiber
Statewide residential coverage
57.4%
Common technologies on the FCC map
Cable reaches most of this provider's reported footprint, even though the FCC also shows some fiber in parts of its network.
T-Mobile 5G Home
Fixed wireless footprint
Statewide residential coverage
55.7%
Common technologies on the FCC map
Coverage is broad for a wireless option, but real-world performance varies more by signal strength, tower load, and local congestion.
Quantum Fiber or CenturyLink
Mixed copper and fiber footprint
Statewide residential coverage
55.5%
Common technologies on the FCC map
The FCC reports both fiber and legacy copper in this provider's footprint, so the service type at a specific address can vary a lot.
AT&T
Mixed copper and fiber footprint
Statewide residential coverage
45.4%
Common technologies on the FCC map
The FCC reports both fiber and legacy copper in this provider's footprint, so the service type at a specific address can vary a lot.
Satellite fallback options
These brands report broad statewide satellite reach in the same FCC filing. They are most useful where wired and fixed wireless service are limited, but their equipment costs and performance tradeoffs differ from terrestrial providers.
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