AT&T is likely to upgrade only a fraction of its residential wireline plant to deliver premises Internet to residences that it doesn't currently provide Internet service, according to an analysis by George Notter of Jefferies & Company discussed in this Telecompetitor article. The telco's strategy is stated to be unveiled next month.
Notter's analysis predicts AT&T will upgrade only about 15 percent of its wireline plant to support its hybrid fiber/copper U-Verse triple play offering. Some of the remaining premises may be offered AT&T's version of Verizon's LTE-based HomeFusion product, according to Notter.
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