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- 1Business Groups Back AT&T in 401(k) Forfeiture AppealโผERIC, Business Groups Back AT&T in 401(k) Forfeiture Appeal
AT&T is contesting a legal challenge over its use of forfeited funds in its 401(k) plan, and ERIC along with other business groups have filed support for the company. The case is being closely watched because it could shape how employers across the US are allowed to use forfeited retirement plan money, a practice worth billions industry-wide.
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Some iPhone 18 Pro Max owners on AT&T are reporting problems with cellular connectivity and eSIM activation, according to a report from The Apple Post. Affected users describe unreliable service or trouble getting their eSIM working on the new device. No fix or official response from Apple or AT&T has been confirmed yet.
- 3AT&T Customers Report Cellular Issues on iPhone 18 Pro MaxโSome AT&T Customers Reporting iPhone 18 Pro Max Cellular Issues
Some AT&T customers are reporting cellular connectivity problems with the iPhone 18 Pro Max, according to a report from MacTrast. The nature and scale of the issues, and whether the fault lies with the device or the carrier's network, have not been confirmed. Affected users are awaiting an official response from Apple or AT&T.
- 4AT&T CEO dismisses SpaceX direct-to-phone plan as not viableโAT&T CEO says Elon Musk's SpaceX phone strategy not "viable"
AT&T's chief executive has publicly dismissed Elon Musk's SpaceX strategy of beaming phone service directly from satellites as not "viable." The criticism escalates the rivalry between telecom operators and SpaceX's Starlink, which is expanding direct-to-cell service. The comment is drawing attention across the telecom and space industries, with debate over whether satellite-to-phone connectivity threatens traditional mobile networks.
- 5AT&T CEO says fiber is best technology for an AI futureโAT&T CEO: Fiber is the best technology for an AI future
AT&T's chief executive says fiber-optic networks are the best infrastructure to support an artificial intelligence future. The claim, reported by Fox Business, positions fiber's speed and capacity as critical for handling the data demands of AI. It underscores the telecom giant's push to expand its fiber footprint as AI adoption accelerates across industries.
- 6AT&T and Corning Announce Fiber PartnershipโAT&T and Corning Team Up to Engineer the Connected World with Fiber
AT&T and Corning announced a partnership to expand and engineer fiber optic networks, in what the companies call an effort to 'engineer the connected world.' The collaboration ties AT&T's broadband expansion goals to Corning's fiber and cable manufacturing, as demand for high-speed connectivity keeps growing with cloud services and AI workloads. Details on investment size and deployment timelines were not included in the initial announcement.