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AT&T Inc. reports company news tied to its wireless, fiber broadband and fixed-network connectivity businesses. Recurring updates include financial results, operating-segment changes, network performance, AT&T Fiber, 5G service, converged connectivity offerings such as OneConnect, and digital customer tools such as the AT&T app.
AT&T news also covers dividend declarations on common and preferred shares, capital allocation plans, conference appearances, customer partnerships such as the AT&T Points Plus Card with Citi, and marketing or sponsorship activity connected to the company's connectivity services.
AT&T (NYSE:T) announced that AT&T Fiber won Ookla's first-ever Best Home Internet award and was named America's Fastest Home Internet for the fourth consecutive time (based on 2H 2025 Speedtest Intelligence data).
The release notes AT&T Fiber now serves 32 states, the Lumen deal closed to expand availability, and cites 47% of consumers willing to switch for faster internet.
AT&T (NYSE:T) will webcast fireside chats featuring CFO Pascal Desroches and COO Jeff McElfresh at investor conferences in Feb–Mar 2026. Webcasts are live and available for replay at investors.att.com. The company reiterated its 2026 and multi‑year financial, operational guidance and capital return plans.
Scheduled sessions: Barclays Feb. 24 (8:35 a.m. ET), Morgan Stanley Mar. 3 (10:00 a.m. ET), and Deutsche Bank Mar. 9 (8:00 a.m. ET). Full details and replays will be posted on AT&T Investor Relations.
AT&T (NYSE:T) is the official technology partner at NBA All-Star 2026, delivering immersive fan activations across Los Angeles that combine connectivity, culture, and community engagement.
Key elements include the AT&T Dunk District at Venice Beach, a mobile "Dunk Bus," ShaiT&T merchandise collaborations, phone-case customization, free play courts, XSET livestream events, the AT&T Slam Dunk on All-Star Saturday, an NBA Crossover lounge, and sponsorship of the HBCU Classic.
AT&T (NYSE:T) launched the amiGO™ Jr. Phone on February 6, 2026, billed as the first carrier-designed smartphone for kids. Built with Samsung, the phone pairs with the free AT&T amiGO app for location sharing, Safe Zones, schedules and parental controls. Both the amiGO Jr. Phone and amiGO Jr. Watch 2 are available via att.com, myAT&T app and AT&T stores for $2.99 per month (36-month installment credits) with activation fees and standard service terms applying.
AT&T (NYSE:T), AWS and Amazon Leo announced strategic work to modernize U.S. connectivity infrastructure by combining AT&T’s fiber with AWS cloud and AI capabilities. Key initiatives include migrating AT&T workloads to AWS Outposts, connecting AWS data centers with high-capacity fiber, and using Amazon Leo satellite connectivity to extend services to business customers.
The collaboration aims to improve resilience, accelerate modernization of business support systems, and expand fixed broadband reach in areas needing connectivity. More details will be shared at Mobile World Congress 2026.
AT&T (NYSE:T), ActiveProtective and JACS Solutions announced a collaboration (Feb 2, 2026) to integrate a Connectivity Device with the Tango Belt wearable. The JACS TD0301TAA LTE module provides Wi‑Fi‑independent data transmission, secure caregiver notifications, and enables real‑time monitoring via AT&T Connected Healthcare assets.
The Tango Belt with connectivity is available for senior living communities, and orders include personalized onboarding and support to assist deployment and caregiver integration.
Lumen Technologies completed the sale of its Mass Markets fiber-to-the-home business in eleven states, including Quantum Fiber, to AT&T (NYSE:T) for $5.75 billion in cash. The divestiture transfers more than 1 million fiber customers and > 4 million enabled fiber locations to AT&T.
Lumen plans to use about $4.8 billion of proceeds and cash to retire super priority debt, cutting interest expense by approximately $300 million annually, reducing debt to under $13 billion and targeting net debt to adjusted EBITDA below 4x. Lumen retains national and metro backbone fiber, copper consumer services, and enterprise/wholesale customers while accelerating an enterprise-focused strategy.
AT&T (NYSE: T) closed its acquisition of substantially all of Lumen's Mass Markets fiber business for $5.75 billion, adding more than 1 million fiber subscribers and acquiring over 4 million customer locations. The deal expands AT&T Fiber availability to 32 states and targets accelerated build toward >60 million locations by 2030.
The transaction brings new metro areas including Denver, Seattle, and Salt Lake City into AT&T's footprint and is intended to increase fiber penetration and converged fiber+5G customer relationships.
AT&T (NYSE: T) reported strong Q4 and full-year 2025 results, meeting or exceeding consolidated guidance and delivering its best consumer broadband growth in a decade. 2025 highlights include $125.6B revenue, $3.04 diluted EPS, >1M fiber net adds, adjusted EBITDA $46.4B, and returned >$12B to shareholders. The company announced a long-term plan to return $45B+ to shareholders (2026–2028), expects Advanced Connectivity to drive growth, and provided 2026–2028 outlooks for revenue, adjusted EBITDA, adjusted EPS, capital investment, and free cash flow.
AT&T (NYSE:T) launches Turbo Live, a VIP connection service for live events that boosts wireless performance for attendees with eligible 5G smartphones, including Verizon and T-Mobile customers. Beginning early February 2026, Turbo Live will be available in 10+ stadiums across the U.S., including Bryant Denny, Mercedes-Benz, United Center, NRG, Sphere, Intuit Dome, Hard Rock, MetLife, Alamodome, Levi's, and Lumen Field, with additional stadiums planned. The service uses a simple digital sign-up and may require an unlocked device and open eSIM slot. AT&T positions Turbo Live to address congested-venue connectivity during peak moments like kickoffs and encores.