The wireless price war continues. AT&T on Friday joined in on the fighting through its Cricket Wireless business, offering customers a $100 bill credit through October 18 for T-Mobile and Sprint customers who port a number to Cricket. And today…
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Sprint Wireless Pricing War: Are The Price Cuts Deep Enough?
Sprint has taken the wireless pricing war up a notch, announcing new Sprint Family Share Pack pricing that offers 20 gigabytes of shared data, unlimited talk and text for up to 10 lines for $100 a month through 2015. Customers…
Wireless Price War Underway?
Nothing like a little price war to keep everyone honest. The nation’s largest wireless carriers seem to be engaged in one. Verizon kicked it off by announcing new unlimited plans last week. AT&T quickly followed and Sprint joined the party…
Alyrica Networks Oregon Deployment Taps ARPA Funds, Fixed Wireless
June 14, 2022 — PHILOMATH, Ore. & MILPITAS, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Alyrica Networks, a provider of broadband services over fiber and fixed wireless in Oregon, today announced with Tarana its winning bid to dramatically improve broadband service speeds and availability in Polk…
Analysts: Cable Gained the Lion’s Share of 1Q Wireless Subscriber Gains
Cable companies garnered at least half and perhaps as much as 98% of net wireless subscriber additions in the first quarter of 2022, according to a research note from financial analysts at MoffettNathanson. Although the data reported by the providers…
Fixed Wireless Momentum, Derby Upset, and Epic Fiber Broadband Fail?
Welcome to the first episode! There is a lot of action in broadband going on today, but we’ll be focusing on fixed wireless, fiber broadband, the RDOF program, and a few hot takes.
WeLink is Latest Provider to Offer Gigabit Fixed Wireless – and It’s Symmetrical
WeLink, a service provider founded in 2018, has rolled out fixed wireless service offering symmetrical speeds up to a gigabit per second in metro Las Vegas and Phoenix. In an email to Telecompetitor, WeLink founder and CEO Kevin Ross said…
Is the Broadband Industry Heading Towards Mutually Assured Destruction?
Is the broadband industry approaching mutally assured destruction, also known as a “Convergence Apocalypse”? It’s a question explored in a new research note from MoffettNathanson Research. According to advocates of the Convergence Apocalypse theory, telcos’ increasingly ambitious fiber deployments pose…
T-Mobile Adds 51 Fixed Wireless Home Internet Markets
T-Mobile has expanded its 5G Home Internet service to 51 markets across Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina. Some customers will see average download speeds of more than 100 Mbps, and the minimum average speed will be at least…
Midco Presses Ahead on Major 10 Gbps Expansion with Fiber Forward Service
Midco’s Fiber Forward program will bring 10 Gbps capable fiber broadband service to areas of South Dakota, the regional cable MSO announced yesterday. Midco plans to invest $500 million in the project. The network expansion will eventually reach more than…
With Wireless Sale Behind It, Shentel Continues Glo Fiber Expansion
Shenandoah Telecommunications Company (Shentel) has made its Glo Fiber service available to residents and businesses in Salem, VA – another step in its post-wireless future. The FTTH gigabit service, which was launched in 2019, leverages Shentel’s 6,800 mile regional fiber…
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