The Skinny

The latest round of quarterly earnings offered a mixed picture for the connectivity sector, with AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon reporting alongside cable giants Charter and Comcast. Broadband subscriber pressure remains a challenge, but both Charter and Comcast pointed to growing mobile businesses and converged offerings as key pieces of their strategies. As Charter prepares to close its Cox deal and Comcast continues to reshape its structure, both companies are entering a pivotal stretch—all while wireless operators add more pressure with their fixed wireless improvements.

Charter Says See You in September
If there was a subliminal message hiding in Charter's 2Q26 earnings call, it was, "Wait 'til September." Read More »
 
 
Comcast Flexes Mobile Muscle
There was plenty to cover on Comcast’s 2Q26 earnings call, but the headliner was the operator’s wireless progress. Read More »
 
 
CFX Download: Comcast & Charter’s Mobile Momentum
While Comcast and Charter's broadband businesses have a rocky road ahead, their mobile offerings remain a bright spot. Read More »
 
 
T-Mobile Views FWA as a Premium Product
T-Mobile CEO Srini Gopalan can still recall when competitors would label 5G broadband as “cell phone internet.” Read More »
 
 
Dan's Plan Continues at Verizon
Though we’re still less than a year into CEO Dan Schulman’s story, 2Q26 indicated momentum is building at Verizon. Read More »
 
 
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