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The AT&T Landscape Update is a weekly podcast that reviews developments related to AT&T and the broader telecommunications industry.
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AT&T picks Amazon Kuiper (opens the original)
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AT&T just made its move in the satellite race, becoming Amazon’s anchor telecom partner for Project Kuiper’s low-Earth-orbit broadband. Instead of building a new network or pushing direct-to-phone access, AT&T is bundling Amazon’s satellite service with its existing fiber and 5G, aiming first at backup and rural coverage. This isn’t just a new product—it’s about making reliability a core selling point to 2.5 million business customers. If satellite becomes the go-to failover for critical sites,
AT&T Lights Up 600 MHz (opens the original)
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AT&T is racing to modernize its network, pouring billions into new 600 MHz and 3.45 GHz spectrum and leaning on AI to boost reliability and cut costs. With a $23 billion spectrum haul and partnerships with Ericsson, the company is already seeing faster speeds and fewer dropped calls for customers in upgraded areas. The big question: can AT&T roll out these improvements quickly enough—and price them smartly—to win over more home internet users without sacrificing profitability? But here’s the cat
AT&T Tumbles on SpaceX Panic (opens the original)
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AT&T is facing a triple threat: a sharp stock selloff sparked by SpaceX’s satellite ambitions, a spending squeeze as it pours billions into fiber and 5G upgrades, and a regulatory battle in California over retiring copper landlines. The stakes are high—investors are jittery, the company’s $160 billion market cap has taken a hit, and its ability to meet bold growth and cash flow targets for 2026 and beyond now depends on disciplined spending and smart execution. But here’s the catch: while AT&T i
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