The report found that because multi-gig plans are so expensive, they drove up average price for internet service by $7 — nearly 5%.

Two-thirds of households reported problems with their Wi-Fi connection in 2025, with 18% saying they had problems every day.

The case in question revolves around T-Mobile’s claims about its 5G network capacity and AT&T’s response to those claims.

According to AT&T, the company sent a cease-and-desist order to T-Mobile on November 26, but T-Mobile has refused to comply.

Within a day of T-Mobile’s recent live event, Verizon published its own press release countering T-Mobile’s claims.

The Semperis 2025 Ransomware Holiday Risk Report breaks down ransomware attacks by industry, including insights into telecom.
