At&T Stock Price, News & Analysis

AT&T (NYSE:T) deployed mid-band 3.45 GHz spectrum acquired from EchoStar to nearly 23,000 cell sites in a matter of weeks, expanding capacity coast to coast in more than 5,300 cities across 48 states (excludes Alaska and Hawaii). The company said customers may see download speeds up to 80% faster for mobility and 55% faster for AT&T Internet Air. AT&T expects the integration to support growth in converged wireless + home internet subscribers and deliver long-term operating efficiencies by reducing the need for additional cell-site construction. FirstNet public-safety service also benefits from the added spectrum.

AT&T (NYSE:T) and Thales launched a new eSIM solution on October 30, 2025 to simplify large-scale IoT deployments. The platform is GSMA SGP.32 compliant, uses Thales Adaptive Connect (TAC), and integrates with AT&T Virtual Profile Management for IoT to enable remote activation, subscription switching, diagnostics, and unified over‑the‑air management.

The solution targets automotive, smart cities, healthcare, and utilities, supports global commercial availability, and emphasizes enhanced cybersecurity, automation, and simplified logistics for enterprises deploying fleets of devices worldwide.

AT&T (NYSE:T) launched Connectopia at the AT&T Deck in Intuit Dome on October 24, 2025, debuting at the Los Angeles Clippers home opener.

Powered by AT&T Fiber and 5G, Connectopia is described as the first public installation to generate real-time, cinematic 8K AI videos inside a live venue. Fans use four 75-inch touch Portals and a mobile web app to design shareable digital "districts" that appear on a 30-foot parabolic wraparound display and a panoramic 10K LED big screen. The activation blends AI image generation, computer vision, procedural 3D animation, immersive lighting, holograms, and spatial sound to create an evolving, interactive fan experience.

AT&T (NYSE: T) launched a national advertising campaign on Oct. 23, 2025 that challenges competitors' marketing and promotes "More Coverage. More Reliability. More Accountability."

Key facts: AT&T says it invested $145 billion in U.S. connectivity from 2020–2024, claims it covers 300,000+ more square miles than T-Mobile, and highlights recent RootMetrics and Ookla recognitions. The company touts the AT&T Guarantee covering both wireless and fiber with automatic outage credits and notes >$750 million invested in customer care over the last four years.

AT&T (NYSE: T) reported strong third-quarter 2025 results with revenues of $30.7B, diluted EPS of $1.29 (including a $5.5B gain on the DIRECTV sale) and adjusted EPS of $0.54, in line with last year. Adjusted EBITDA was $11.9B and free cash flow was $4.9B. Mobility service revenue rose 2.3% YoY with 405,000 postpaid phone net adds. Consumer fiber added 288,000 net subscribers and fiber revenues grew 16.8% YoY. AT&T closed the remaining DIRECTV sale, repurchased $1.5B of shares in Q3, and announced two major transactions: a $5.75B Lumen fiber acquisition and a proposed $23B EchoStar spectrum purchase.

Outlook: AT&T reiterated full-year 2025 guidance, multi-year targets for 2026–2027, and expects leverage to rise near 3.0x post-EchoStar then return toward 2.5x within ~3 years.

AT&T (NYSE:T) has selected STREAMWIDE to power the next-generation mission-critical solution for FirstNet, the network serving America's first responders. The collaboration will enhance FirstNet's capabilities, which currently supports over 30,000 public safety agencies.

The solution is based on 3GPP standards for mission-critical services (MCX) and introduces advanced features including push-to-talk, video, data, and command & dispatch. Key innovations include massive-scale interoperability through InterWorking Function (IWF) technology, enabling seamless communication between broadband users and land mobile radio systems, marking the world's first large-scale IWF deployment under 3GPP standards.

AT&T (NYSE:T) has declared its quarterly dividend payments for both common and preferred shareholders. The company will pay a quarterly dividend of $0.2775 per common share. For preferred stockholders, AT&T declared dividends of $312.50 per Series A preferred share ($0.3125 per depositary share) and $296.875 per Series C preferred share ($0.296875 per depositary share).

All dividends will be paid on November 3, 2025, to stockholders of record as of October 10, 2025.

AT&T (NYSE:T) has received Frost & Sullivan's 2025 Global Market Leadership Recognition for its excellence in passenger vehicle connectivity. The company stands out for its industry-leading network coverage spanning 2.99 million square miles, the largest among carriers.

AT&T's leadership is driven by its focus on digital innovation, strategic partnerships, and flexible business models. The company offers comprehensive connectivity solutions including data-as-a-service, subscription-based infotainment, telematics, and global SIM deployment. AT&T continues to invest in next-generation technologies including 5G, edge computing, and AI to advance automotive connectivity solutions.