After many years of discussion not to mention lobbying, the FCC has decided 25 Mbps down and 3 Mbps up no longer constitutes a broadband connection. The new standard for broadband is 100 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up.
Alas, my pokey AT&T Wireline Internet Connection is now officially not broadband.
Apparently my half gig Xfinity service is no longer broadband, since upload speed is only 12 Mbps.
And I’m sure they will drop (NOT) their prices to reflect the change 
OK, this is just annoying:
AT&T, apparently offers 100/100 symmetrical wireline Internet in some locations for $30/month. In my area, the best they say they can do is 25/5 though I get more like 30/10 using my own router.
Fine the infrastructure can’t support 100/100 but they’re charging me $56/month and only offered that after I complained about $88/month.
Fiber has been rolling out in my area so comcast actually stepped up and increased speeds across the board to stop customer bleed. I got the upgrade despite not having fiber available at my address. 