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Home internet revenue has grown over 27% to nearly $2.9 billion for AT&T, the company’s Q2 2026 data revealed.

Edited by Brad Randall, Broadband Communities

AT&T turned in strong second-quarter 2026 results this month powered by record broadband growth.

The company added 646,000 total internet customers, including 367,000 fiber users and 279,000 fixed wireless subscribers, according to AT&T’s Q2 2026 results released July 22.

That momentum pushed home internet revenue up over 27% year-over-year to nearly $2.9 billion, the company’s data revealed.

With 38.6 million fiber locations now reached, AT&T also remains on track to hit 40 million by year-end, the company said.

CEO John Stankey credited the gains to bundling home broadband with mobile plans, noting that over 42% of AT&T’s home internet customers now subscribe to its wireless service as well. Meanwhile, legacy copper revenues sank nearly 26% as the carrier continues phasing out traditional networks.

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