AT&T has pitched Internet Air as a long-term replacement for DSL Internet in areas where it doesn't plan to build fiber. AT&T has said it won't build fiber home Internet in over half of its wireline footprint and will focus its fiber builds …

A new broadband law is going into effect this week in New York state requiring internet provider to offer low-income residents access to monthly broadband rates of $15 for 25Mbps or $20 for 200Mbps. As a response, AT&T has decided that it no longer …

5G home internet has been taking the broadband world by storm lately. One report found that 89% of new broadband subscriptions over the past two years came from just two 5G providers: T-Mobile and Verizon. When AT&T threw its hat in the ring this year, …

from the ill-communication dept Four years years ago AT&T, a company that, for years, cheapened out on upgrading its broadband lines to fiber, effectively stopped selling DSL. While that’s understandable given the limitations of the dated copper-based …

AT&T recently announced plans to phase out its aging copper phone and DSL lines by 2029. This move is part of the company’s broader effort to modernize its network infrastructure, focusing on wireless and fiber solutions. However, the shift raises …

AT&T plans to essentially retire its copper network by 2029, said company executives at an investor meeting yesterday. The AT&T copper retirement plan dovetails with the company’s plan to make fiber broadband available to 50 million locations by …

I often say that the best internet service is the one you never notice. With steady buffering and long load times, AT&T Internet Air never let me forget that I was using it.  I have as friendly a testing environment as you’ll ever find for an internet …

AT&T gave regulators a peek at its efforts to shutter its aging copper network, arguing that demand for and use of it has mostly collapsed. "Across AT&T's entire footprint, new orders for AT&T Residential Local Service have plummeted …

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23, 2024 – AT&T’s fixed wireless product continued to add subscribers in the third quarter, but not quite as quickly as analysts had expected. The company saw 135,000 new consumer customers on its Internet Air service, a bit lower than …

AT&T CEO John Stankey says the company has seen better-than-expected results in the use of open-access models outside the operator's own fiber footprint. He said the economics of the open-access model is also worth a look within AT&T's own …