T-Mobile and Verizon are experiencing significant growth in their fixed wireless access (FWA) subscriber bases and speed improvements, according to a report by Ookla. T-Mobile's subscriber count soared to over 6.43 million with their download speeds improving by more than 50% to 205.44 Mbps. Verizon, with over 4.3 million subscribers, also saw its median download speeds rise to 150.47 Mbps. Both carriers aim to expand their subscriber counts significantly by 2028, underlining the rising popularity of 5G FWA services in the U.S. which now includes over 11.5 million combined subscribers among the top providers.
T-Mobile's fixed wireless download speeds increased by over 50% in the last year, reaching 205.44 Mbps, amid a surge in subscribers.
Verizon plans to add nine million fixed wireless subscribers by 2028, up from its previous goal, highlighting the growing demand for FWA services.
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