AT&T
AT&T Inc., headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is an American multinational telecommunications conglomerate. It operates through four segments: Communications, WarnerMedia, Latin America, and Xandr. The Communications segment is the largest, contributing nearly 70% of AT&T's revenue, offering wireless and wireline telecom services, video entertainment, broadband, and Internet services to residential and business customers. This segment also sells handsets, accessories, and other devices through various channels. The WarnerMedia segment produces, distributes, and licenses television programming and feature films, operates cable networks, and offers digital media properties. The Latin America segment provides video entertainment, audio programming, and wireless services primarily to residential customers in the region. The Xandr segment offers digital and video advertising services. AT&T also has a significant presence in Mexico and holds a stake in a satellite television provider. The company's research and development division, AT&T Labs, focuses on data science, AI, network and customer experience, open-source, and 5G inventions and research. AT&T Ventures, the company's venture capital arm, invests in innovative technologies, primarily at the seed and Series B stages.
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AST SpaceMobile
Post in 2024
AST SpaceMobile is a satellite designer and manufacturer headquartered in Midland, Texas, focused on creating the first global broadband cellular network in space. Founded in 2017, the company aims to provide direct connectivity to standard, unmodified mobile devices, addressing the connectivity gaps faced by billions of mobile subscribers worldwide. By leveraging its extensive intellectual property and patent portfolio, AST SpaceMobile is developing a service that offers cost-effective, high-speed cellular broadband to users in areas lacking terrestrial cellular coverage. The company's mission is to connect the unconnected by enabling reliable mobile communication for those who currently lack access to broadband services.
Fibertower
Acquisition in 2017
FiberTower Corporation is a privately held company specializing in facilities-based backhaul services for wireless carriers in the United States. The company utilizes its wireless spectrum assets and fiber networks to transport voice, video, and data traffic from mobile base stations to switching centers. With a focus on millimeter band fixed wireless technology, FiberTower offers a range of services, including Small Cell and Macro cell backhaul and transport solutions, across its 46 wide-area licensed regions. As of its most recent reporting, FiberTower serves over 6,000 billing customer locations through a network of more than 3,300 deployed sites in major markets such as New York, Chicago, and Dallas/Fort Worth. The company is known for its strong relationships with mobile carriers and its commitment to research and development in collaboration with industry partners. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, FiberTower operates as a subsidiary of AT&T Mobility Spectrum LLC.
Iusacell compañía
Acquisition in 2014
Iusacell is a prominent provider of wireless telecommunications and cellular services in Mexico. The company made history by being the first to introduce mobile phone services in the country and later pioneered the launch of 3G technology and mobile Internet broadband. Currently, Iusacell is recognized as the first mobile phone company in Mexico to provide 4G network services. It offers a comprehensive range of mobile telephony services, including postpaid and prepaid plans, long-distance calling, paging, data transmission, and roaming services. Iusacell boasts national coverage and integrates the only two providers of wireless communication services in Mexico using CDMA technology, optimizing the efficiency of radio spectrum use.
Superclick
Acquisition in 2011
Superclick is a company specializing in network design, deployment, and infrastructure management, primarily serving the hospitality, healthcare, and multi-dwelling unit (MDU) markets. It offers broadband high-speed internet connection equipment and IP infrastructure management systems, ensuring reliable connectivity and support. With a commitment to customer service, Superclick provides around-the-clock help desk support to its clients. The company boasts a diverse portfolio, working with prominent hospitality brands such as Fairmont & Raffles Hotels, Four Seasons Hotels, Intercontinental Hotels Group, Jumeirah, Kimpton Hotels, Mandarin Oriental Hotels, Marriott Hotels International, Shangri-La Hotels, and Starwood, with operations spanning Canada, North America, the Middle East, and Asia.
Prodigy Communications
Acquisition in 2001
Prodigy Communications Corp., an Internet service provider, serves both owned and managed dial and DSL subscribers. Products and services include Prodigy Instant Messaging™; Prodigy Chat™; Prodigy Online Communities; Prodigybiz, a suite of specially designed Internet products and services for small business owners; and Prodigy® En Espanol™, a bilingual Spanish/English-language Internet service created especially for the U.S. Spanish-speaking population.
OnSite Access
Venture Round in 2000
OnSite Access is a leading provider of integrated communications services based in New York, specializing in telecommunications for commercial properties. The company focuses on enhancing the communications infrastructure of buildings, offering services such as data applications and broadband networks, including both fiber-optic and copper-based solutions. Operating in 29 markets, OnSite Access has already connected over 350 million square feet of real estate at no cost to property owners. By transforming outdated communication systems into advanced networks, OnSite Access empowers businesses to communicate and collaborate more effectively, fostering growth and competitiveness in the marketplace.
Eureka Broadband Corporation
Venture Round in 2000
Eureka Broadband, a building-centric application service provider and premium high-speed Internet access company.
Eureka Broadband Corporation
Series A in 1999
Eureka Broadband, a building-centric application service provider and premium high-speed Internet access company.
Tele-Communications
Acquisition in 1999
Tele-Communications was a cable television provider in the United States. It was acquired by AT&T in 1999.
Tut Systems
Venture Round in 1996
Tut Systems, Inc. delivers advanced content processing and distribution products as well as comprehensive system integration services for deploying next-generation data and video services over broadband networks. Service providers, content providers and government agencies worldwide use Tut Systems solutions to deliver broadcast-quality video over broadband networks.
Lumen - Mass Markets fiber Business
Lumen - Mass Markets fiber Business offers fiber internet services to both residential and business customers. The company focuses on providing high-speed connectivity solutions across various regions, catering to the needs of individuals and organizations. Lumen's infrastructure supports a range of applications, enabling users to access reliable internet for work, entertainment, and communication. The business emphasizes expanding its network to enhance service availability and meet growing demand. Through its offerings, Lumen aims to facilitate seamless online experiences for its users.
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