AT&T announced at the UBS 37th Annual Global Media and Communications Conference that it will reach its two millionth U-verse TV customer today. In the last year, AT&T has added one million customers to its TV service available across 22 states.

AT&T also announced the launch of Max Turbo, which offers broadband speeds of up to 24 Mbps downstream and up to 3 Mbps upstream. The service is available today for AT&T U-verse residential and small business customers in the Austin, San Antonio and St. Louis markets. The company plans to roll out the service to additional U-verse markets in the future.

Max Turbo is available to eligible residential customers for $65 a month, under current promotional offers, as part of a bundle with AT&T U-verse TV. Professional standard installation is included for new U-verse TV customers, and current U-verse Internet customers can upgrade their package at any time without additional installation costs or appointments. Max Turbo is available to eligible small business customers for $95 a month.

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