AT&T Enters $1 Billion Agreement With Corning
Company aims to expand its fiber network

Company aims to expand its fiber network
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28, 2024 - AT&T, the largest fiber internet provider in the U.S., is aiming to expand its collaboration with Corning Inc. in order to bring fiber connectivity to more Americans.
AT&T, based out of Dallas, Texas., announced Monday a deal with Corning worth more than $1 billion to purchase next generation fiber connectivity solutions in order to expand AT&T’s fiber network. AT&T is already Corning’s largest customer.
Corning, based in Corning, N.Y., asserted that, by engaging with the company’s products, AT&T could accelerate its network expansion while minimizing deployment costs.
Bipartisan support grows for KOSA despite implementation concerns.
FCC Chairman says he is treating all parties fairly
TDS has agreed to Everstream's six-month delay.
New Mexico, Hawaii report strong provider interest as more states move to prepare final proposals.