California
AT&T Sues California Over Copper Landline Mandate
The company also asked the FCC for permission to discontinue traditional phone service.
AT&T is one of the largest telecommunications companies in the United States.
California
The company also asked the FCC for permission to discontinue traditional phone service.
AT&T
The company announced it is upgrading to fiber networks, bringing connection to over 4 million households.
Lumen
The company expects to add 7 million fiber passings and launch a direct-to-device satellite service by year’s end.
LEO
Satellite service is becoming an essential add-on for premium wireless customers, officials say.
Artifical Intelligence
Wireless giant races to complete overhaul by November while cutting $5 billion in operating costs
Fiber Connect
A 165-member standards body aims to make it cheaper and faster for internet providers to share fiber networks across North America.
Spectrum
Rural carriers urged the agency to take up a rulemaking on the MVNO marketplace.
Satellite
The carriers said they’re looking to foster competition in the direct-to-device space.
Wireless
CFO Peter Osvaldik also reiterated he saw satellite operators as complementary rather than competitive.
Wireless
Dan Schulman said Verizon still had capacity to grow its fixed wireless service.
Spectrum
It’s a victory for tower companies, who pushed for the condition.
Earnings
An unsuccessful launch in April lost a satellite and will leave New Glenn rockets grounded until an investigation finishes.
Earnings
The company also reported 16,000 new mobile subscribers in the second quarter, down from the same time last year.
Earnings
The company beat revenue expectations in the first quarter.
Satellite
The major carriers have said they’re uninterested.
Briefs
Families who qualify for federal assistance will receive a $25 discount.
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