Here in south Florida , I see no evidence we are deploying FTTH except for new homes. What say others in other areas ? Are you seeing the company finally getting serious about FTTH or is this just Stankey talking out his arse as usual
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AT&T workers still think copper is better.
Had FTTP 1GB for years now. Move out of the ghetto.
Fiber???? What do we need that for? All hail 5G! Unless of course ...it’s not what they thought it’d be!!!
They need to change those stickers on the back of the trucks from "Texting: it can wait" to "Fiber: it can wait".
Forget fiber, Labs is about to deploy a new high tech hybrid string that when coupled with a software defiend digitally multiplexed can on each end we can offer voice & CB radio transmissions at unprecedented lighting fast speeds. Your world. Delivered.
SoCal, whenever a new massive MDU goes up its fiber. We also have some questionable fiber retrofits of older MDUs. They work, but the walls aren’t fished like Google.
Randall only installs fiber if a competitor, such as Google Fiber or Verizon moves into a metropolitan area and starts laying fiber. In other words, if there's no competition in an area AT&T couldn't care less about those customers. What a pile of BS!
Ghost projects, just in Randall's strategic project check boxes, that present the id–t investors
No fiber build. No money to do that. Fiber build was finished 1st qtr 2019. We don’t want new customers. Too much hassle, easier to get rid of employees when you get rid of customers.
BS here, haven't seen any fiber construction in months.
Bs but this coming from a customers point of view. After six months the speeds dramatically decrease.