AT&T Fixed Wireless Back in New York
The carrier had pulled the service over the state’s Affordable Broadband Act
WASHINGTON, July 22, 2026 – AT&T has resumed offering its fixed wireless service in New York State, a spokesperson confirmed in an email.
In January 2025, the wireless carrier stopped offering fixed wireless in the state in protest of a state law that caps broadband rates for low-income households. New York sits outside AT&T’s wireline footprint, so the company was effectively pulling out of the home broadband market in the state.
