AT&T is investing $19 billion by 2030 to modernize California's network, replacing outdated copper infrastructure with fiber and wireless technology. This upgrade will bring fiber to over 4 million additional homes and businesses and add 1,200 new cell sites statewide, improving connectivity, reliability, and energy efficiency. The transition will be phased to ensure no loss of phone or emergency services, with support for customers to switch to modern alternatives. The investment also includes workforce expansion and community programs to close the digital divide, supporting California's economic growth and innovation.
New analysis from Ookla's Speedtest Intelligence shows AT&T customers using both its fiber and wireless services enjoy the fastest combined internet speeds in the U.S. This highlights AT&T's leadership in converged connectivity, meeting growing custo...
AT&T's stock has fallen about 30% due to concerns over Starlink's plans to enter the mobile market directly. Despite Starlink's technological advances and spectrum acquisitions, significant operational and regulatory challenges limit its immediate th...
AT&T is providing existing postpaid wireless customers with free international long-distance voice calls from the U.S. to countries playing in the semi-final, third-place, and final soccer matches on July 14, 15, 18, and 19, 2026. This offer requires...
