What is AT&T doing to address then extremely high latency issues?

@OttoPylot I sincerely doubt this for several reasons.

1. We have been in Quarantine for nearly 2 months. If this were the primary cause we would have seen issues with latency long before now.

2. Based on what I see here and on other sites, the high latency is affecting South Florida exclusively. Again, nearly everyone is at home. This wouldn't have just now cropped up.

https://forums.att.com/conversations/att-fiber-equipment/high-latency/5eaf6a374833931eea5e9d37

https://forums.att.com/conversations/att-internet-features/high-latency-ping-during-the-later-parts-of-the-day/5eb090b3917fbb592ad73912

3. 700+ ms is abnormal. I am not convinced network congestion that standard would result in this high latency.

https://forums.att.com/conversations/att-internet-features/att-1000-plan-ping-so-horrible-cant-play-any-online-games/5eaf7a55917fbb2726013f0b

4. Traceroute is showing that we are being routed sometimes all the way to TeliaNet in Sweden and dropping packets. Being routed all the way to the EU doesn't seem like an issue with network congestion. https://www.reddit.com/r/ATT/comments/gcj6u1/traceroute_help/

Being routed to Sweden does sound like a problem then. You mentioned "company". Are you on your own in-home connection or connecting from work/thru?

FWIW, I don't have that problem at all, but then again I don't use AT&T as my ISP.

Regular home connection. Standard router to device setup. Still getting high ping in the evenings, making internet unusable.