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See all $T insider activity →The FAA is moving toward a long-term network services agreement with AT&T for its FAA Enterprise Network Services (FENS). According to the FAA, an Aug. 11 undefinitized contract includes a $74.3 million task order for early planning and development, tied to a December 2028 air traffic control system target. The eventual IDIQ contract is expected to total multi-billions over up to 15 years.
AT&T says that starting Aug. 12, new and existing customers can pre-order the Google Pixel 11 Pro for $0 by trading in any old Google Pixel, regardless of age or condition. The offer requires an installment plan with AT&T Extra 2.0 (at least $80/month before discounts) and applies to the 256GB model after 36 monthly bill credits, plus an activation/upgrade fee and taxes.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said at a town hall that Starlink could expand from about 11,000 satellites to 100,000 with Starlink V3 and beyond, aiming to rebuild internet service in space. The article contrasts rivals AST SpaceMobile (Q2 revenue $31.52M, $125.9M loss) and Viasat (fixed broadband -27% YoY) and cites AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile strategies. SemiAnalysis estimates $31B-$48B annualized SpaceX inference revenue.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 13 news stories mentioning T (AT&T INC.). Coverage has skewed bullish: 3 bullish, 9 neutral, and 1 bearish.
Recent T coverage spans financial news, technology and sector analysis.
The FAA contract award is a direct, time-sensitive federal spending catalyst for AT&T’s enterprise networking business, with upside tied to scaling from planning into a long-term IDIQ.
The promotion may increase handset upgrades and device attachment, but the article provides no cost or subscriber metrics.
The article positions AT&T’s satellite strategy debate around Starlink and AST, which may influence how investors price AT&T’s network investment optionality.
AT&T’s open-model routing strategy could change cost structure and vendor concentration, affecting margins and capex/opex mix.
New B2B managed video monitoring offering could support incremental enterprise connectivity and analytics revenue, but it is not quantified.
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The FAA is moving toward a long-term network services agreement with AT&T for its FAA Enterprise Network Services (FENS). According to the FAA, an Aug. 11 undefinitized contract includes a $74.3 million task order for early planning and development, tied to a December 2028 air traffic control system target. The eventual IDIQ contract is expected to total multi-billions over up to 15 years.
4 min readAT&T says that starting Aug. 12, new and existing customers can pre-order the Google Pixel 11 Pro for $0 by trading in any old Google Pixel, regardless of age or condition. The offer requires an installment plan with AT&T Extra 2.0 (at least $80/month before discounts) and applies to the 256GB model after 36 monthly bill credits, plus an activation/upgrade fee and taxes.
2 min readSpaceX CEO Elon Musk said at a town hall that Starlink could expand from about 11,000 satellites to 100,000 with Starlink V3 and beyond, aiming to rebuild internet service in space. The article contrasts rivals AST SpaceMobile (Q2 revenue $31.52M, $125.9M loss) and Viasat (fixed broadband -27% YoY) and cites AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile strategies. SemiAnalysis estimates $31B-$48B annualized SpaceX inference revenue.
7 min readThe article discusses AI strategy moves by xAI, AT&T, and Apple. It says xAI’s Grok 4.6 targets long-running agents and benchmarks against Anthropic and OpenAI, citing SpaceXAI. It reports AT&T runs 45B AI tokens daily, with open models at 25% and expected 70-80%, citing WSJ. It also cites Bloomberg on Apple hiring Nate Gatten for government affairs and mentions Google Pixel 11 RAM and pricing.
9 min readAT&T Business launched AT&T Video Intelligence with EdgeVis Cloud, offering edge-based video streaming, secure transmission, analytics and alerting with a managed cloud backend, according to AT&T. MásOrange is reportedly reconsidering plans to reduce Huawei, citing concerns over Ericsson targets, per Expansion. Dell’Oro said Open RAN will follow different paths by interface standardization and deployment economics, and Supermicro reported FY revenue $39.1bn and operating profit $2.77bn.
6 min readA Zacks article says AT&T (T) earnings estimates for FY2026 and FY2027 rose to $2.35 and $2.57, respectively. It highlights fiber growth to 38.6 million locations, targeting over 40 million by end-2026 and 60 million by 2030, plus wireless adds and low churn. It notes high capex ($23-$24B), leverage concerns (net debt/EBITDA 2.68X), and forward P/E of 9.86.
5 min readAT&T says it is moving more of its AI workloads to open models to reduce costs and improve security. According to Chief Data and AI Officer Andy Markus, open models are used in about a quarter of AI today, with a target of 70% to 80%. The company reports expense reductions of up to 90% in some cases and says the approach supports 1,000+ internal AI uses.
2 min readAT&T said it is launching a managed cloud offering for its AT&T IoT Video Intelligence platform, called “AT&T Video Intelligence with EdgeVis Cloud.” The service moves video monitoring and analytics into a cloud-managed administrative back end under AT&T oversight, alongside AT&T’s platform that collects endpoint footage and audio and generates insights.
2 min readAT&T launched the amiGO Jr. Tab 2, an updated kids’ tablet with 5G connectivity, an 8.7-inch anti-glare display, a included stylus, and AT&T-stated 145+ hours of battery life. The device is managed via the AT&T amiGO companion app with parental controls. Pricing starts at $4.99/month for 36 months, or $239.99 outright.
3 min readAT&T Business launched AT&T Video Intelligence with EdgeVis Cloud, a managed cloud deployment option for live video monitoring. The service combines edge-optimized streaming, secure transmission, analytics and alerting with an AT&T-managed cloud backend, building on its existing IoT Video Intelligence platform. It supports notifications by text or email and analytics such as Safe Zone and Object Detector.
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