Comcast Outlines Strategy Against Fiber and Fixed Wireless
Comcast President Mike Cavanagh summarizes strategies to compete with fiber and fixed wireless.
Comcast President Mike Cavanagh summarizes strategies to compete with fiber and fixed wireless.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9, 2025 — Comcast today outlined its strategy to compete with fiber and fixed wireless providers during a telecommunications event, emphasizing network quality and customer experience.
Comcast President Mike Cavanagh said fiber expansion is the biggest competitive concern for the company.
“Fiber is really the competition that we worry most about,” Cavanagh said. Yet it is a development that the company has expected. He added that in most markets, the end state will be a “two-wire” system: Comcast’s cable network competing with a telco’s fiber network.
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