"AT&T reported 653,000 total DSL connections at the end of its second quarter, compared to 14.48 million on its fiber-optic and hybrid-fiber services," the article said.

Are you reading this over AT&T DSL right now? If so, you might have to upgrade or go shopping for a new ISP soon. AT&T quietly stopped selling new traditional DSLs on October 1st, though they will ...

AT&T is still one of the largest Internet providers in America, and it recently announced it was discontinuing its oldest broadband technology. On October 1, AT&T stopped selling DSL connections ...

Existing deals with cable companies put a snag in plans to run DSL connections through regular phones lines in major parts of the country--including Texas and California.

AT&T has seen the number of DSL subscribers slowly decrease over the years. The telecom reported 653,000 total DSL connections at the end of the second quarter of 2020, compared to nearly 14.5 ...

AT&T on Monday introduced a DSL service designed to double download speeds for small and medium-size business customers of its hosted Web services. The SBC Yahoo DSL Expert Plus service features ...

AT&T has announced a much-needed speed boost for its U-Verse DSL service. Beginning in February, the telecom will begin offering AT&T Yahoo! High Speed Internet Max, which will top out at 10Mbps ...

As is the case with the $10 DSL offering, AT&T is only required to offer the $20 naked DSL option for the next two and a half years.

AT&T will pay customers for getting slower DSL rates than promised as part of a class-action lawsuit settlement.

AT&T began offering DSL last year to satisfy conditions of its 2005 merger with SBC. But while AT&T was required to offer unbundled service for two years, the FCC did not set pricing guidelines.

In brief: For many Americans, 768kbps DSL remains the only Internet offer on the table. And in case you had any doubt, this historic connection speed is incapable of coping with the Internet of ...