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Cox Enterprises privately-held third-largest US cable provider with 6M+ customers in 18 states; Gigablast internet and Contour TV competing with Comcast and AT&T Fiber for Sun Belt broadband and cable market share.
Cox Communications is an Atlanta, Georgia-based cable, broadband internet, and telecommunications provider — privately held as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cox Enterprises, a family-owned media and technology conglomerate founded by James M. Cox in 1898 — serving 6+ million residential and business customers across 18 US states with Gigablast and multi-gigabit internet, Contour TV (streaming-integrated cable TV), Cox Voice telephone service, Cox Mobile (MVNO on Verizon network), and Cox Business enterprise connectivity solutions. As the third-largest US cable internet provider (behind Comcast and Charter), Cox generates estimated revenues of $12-14 billion annually and operates one of the largest privately held telecommunications companies in the United States.
NYSE-listed (T) US pure-play telecom at $122.4B revenue after WarnerMedia and DirecTV divestitures; AT&T Fiber expanding to 45M+ homes competing with T-Mobile and Verizon for wireless and broadband growth.
AT&T Inc. is a Dallas, Texas-based telecommunications company — listed on NYSE (NYSE: T) — providing wireless mobile services, fiber broadband (AT&T Fiber), and business network solutions to 100+ million consumers and enterprises across the United States, making it the world's largest telecommunications company by revenue. Following the 2022 spinoff of WarnerMedia (now Warner Bros. Discovery) and the 2024 completion of DirecTV's separation as a standalone company through the TPG partnership, AT&T generated $122.4 billion in revenue in fiscal year 2024 as a pure-play connectivity company focused on wireless and fiber broadband growth.
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