Mobile carriers like Verizon 5G home internet and T-Mobile's fixed wireless are taking on broadband companies. ... 33 to 182 Mbps at T-Mobile, 85 to 300 Mbps at Verizon ...

AT&T wireless service was down for some customers for parts of Tuesday because of a software issue that has since been fixed, according to the company, which has experienced several outages this ...

A glance at other industry players like AT&T shows that other firms are prioritizing fiber broadband while tapping the fixed wireless internet service as supplementary. AT&T does not disclose its ...

5G at home. One of the biggest hits so far of the 5G era is something that’s officially called fixed wireless access but is more commonly known as wireless broadband.

Many industry pundits, including myself, have pointed to 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) services as the early “killer” 5G application. Case in point, T-Mobile has built a significant FWA ...

AT&T’s fixed wireless service, which uses its 5G mobile network to provide internet service in homes and businesses, picked up 181,000 new customers, compared with the estimates of 141,000. AT&T ...

AT&T joins T-Mobile and Verizon in using fixed-wireless access to expand its footprint in 16 markets, including Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Philadelphia, and Minneapolis-St. Paul.

Broadband in the US is a great, high-margin business with limited competition. But now the telco companies are trying to grab a piece of it via "fixed wireless." You can tell the broadband guys ...

AT&T had a software glitch that disrupted service and 911 calls in several cities. Downdetector saw a spike in outage reports around 5:00 PM PST, though AT&T said it had fixed the issue. Details ...

A ccording to the Facts and Figures 2023 report, just 37% of Africa’s population uses the Internet, ... The post 5G fixed wireless to drive digital growth appeared first on Gadget.

Fixed wireless NBN users, a large number of whom live in regional and rural areas of Australia, have been stuck with sluggish internet speeds since the NBN first rolled out. But many will soon get ...