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Comcast Loses 199K Broadband Subscribers Amid 5G Surge

4/27/2025

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Comcast Faces Subscriber Loss

Comcast is feeling the heat, losing 199,000 broadband subscribers as 5G services surge. While revenue climbed 1.7% to $6.56 billion, net income took a hit, dropping 12.5%. On a brighter note, its mobile division and streaming platform Peacock are thriving, boasting 41 million subscribers, hinting at possible paths to recovery.

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T-Mobile Surges Ahead

T-Mobile is outpacing Verizon by offering a variety of budget-friendly mobile plans and enticing 5G home internet options. With prepaid plans kicking off at just $40 and unlimited plans bundling streaming services for $100, T-Mobile is capturing attention. Additionally, Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is proving to be a promising 5G service, fueling growth for providers amid monetization hurdles.

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Comcast Faces Subscriber Loss

Comcast is feeling the heat, losing 199,000 broadband subscribers as 5G services surge. While revenue climbed 1.7% to $6.56 billion, net income took a hit, dropping 12.5%. On a brighter note, its mobile division and streaming platform Peacock are thriving, boasting 41 million subscribers, hinting at possible paths to recovery.

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