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I've had AT&T Fiber in two different cities 360 miles apart and neither location had CGNAT. The AT&T Gateway isn't the greatest, but it can hand off the WAN IP to your own router, but you're still confined to the AT&T Gateway's tiny NAT table. The extra upload speed is no joke. I also Work from home and I can upload files to the company Google Drive faster than I can when I visit an office. You can ask AT&T for static IPs still I believe, but at my last place the Dynamic IP didn't change in 4 years.
The service has been quite reliable. I have had one 2 hour outage after a windstorm in six months. I live in an older neighborhood where telecom and electric are all above ground in the alley.