FWA

Despite roll-offs of introductory discounts, average revenue per customer declined

Analyst Chris Mooney says smaller MSOs can’t generate the kind of wireless margins needed to offset losses of home internet market share to FWA

Speaking at a Morgan Stanley investor event, Winfrey used the term ‘inferior product’ no less than five times to describe fixed wireless access

CTIA accuses cable org of ‘trying to block policies that stimulate investment and competition’ with feigned China-themed concerns

T-Mobile and Verizon how have 6.3 million fixed wireless access customers between them

Also pledges to add more capacity and coverage to its 5G network

Sure, Comcast reported only 5,000 broadband adds for Q1, but the cable company still found a way to make itself laugh

Report prepped for wireless industry lobbying org CTIA suggests bleak future for home internet services relying on excess 5G network wherewithal

The cable guys have insisted all along that network capacity and performance limitations make FWA a non-threat. The latest MoffettNathanson report on T-Mobile Home Internet lends support to that notion

Speaking at Morgan Stanley, Comcast President Mike Cavanagh and Charter CEO Chris Winfrey brush off the wireless technology that accounted for more than 90% of home broadband customer growth in Q4