Do I Have Symmetrical 2GB Upload Speeds in My Area?

@XfinityBenny​ Thanks for the response. However I'm still not clear. For instance, the broadband label for the 2GB plane says in the "Speeds Provided with Plan" section that the "Typical download speed" is 2336 Mbps, and the "Typical upload speed" is 293 Mbps. But you stated that the X-Class Internet offers equal download and upload speed. Is the quoted upload speed just for currently available customer owned modems and that equal upload speeds are only available with Xfinity modems? If the later is true, then is the XB10 the only modem currently cable of delivering equal upload speed? 

user_v551x2. We currently have two types of network areas. The first is our Next Generation network, which supports higher upload speeds of up to 200 Mbps depending on the speed tier. The second is our FDX network, which provides symmetrical download and upload speeds and is currently available in select locations. Based on the speeds shown on your broadband label, it appears your address is served by our Next Generation network rather than an FDX area. To clarify, the equipment itself does not determine whether symmetrical speeds are available. That is determined by the network infrastructure serving your location and the speed capabilities provisioned for that area. While compatible equipment is required to take advantage of available speeds, the availability of symmetrical speeds is ultimately location-dependent. 

Ahh!!! OK, that makes sense. I didn't realize there were 2 different types of network upgrades. So, does that mean a First Generation upgraded neighborhood will not get the FDX upgrade? IOW, the 200-300 Mbps upload speed is as fast as that neighborhood can expect? 

user_v551x2. For now, that is correct! Things might change in the near future as we continue to upgrade our network. 

Thank you so much. I know what I need to know. Out of curiosity, are there technical reasons First Generation neighborhoods aren't getting FDX or is it a business decision?