AT&T initially downplayed the scope of its Internet Air fixed wireless access (FWA) service as a decidedly niche offering meant to fill in the gaps where its priority service, fiber, couldn't reach.
It still does feel that way. But the company was quite a bit more loquacious about Internet Air on Wednesday, after reporting markedly accelerated first-quarter uptake of Internet Air, which added 110,000 customers from January to March versus 67,000 in Q4.
