The fastest-growing major US carrier after its Sprint merger. Leads the industry in 5G coverage and customer satisfaction. Has taken subscribers from AT&T and Verizon by offering better value. The most dynamic of the three major US carriers.
One of the two legacy US telecom giants. Owns the most reliable network in the US and serves 150M+ wireless subscribers. Pays one of the highest dividends in the S&P 500. Slow growth but highly predictable cash flows.
The other legacy US telecom giant. Shed its media assets (Warner Bros.) to focus purely on connectivity. Now investing heavily in fibre broadband. Carries significant debt but generates substantial free cash flow to pay dividends and reduce it.
Linked to 5G. Customers include Apple. Competes with Broadcom and NVIDIA.
Linked to Edge Computing. Competes with Zscaler and Akamai.
Linked to Broadband Internet and 5G Networks. Relies on Cisco and Amazon. Competes with Charter Communications and AT&T.
Linked to 5G Networks. Customers include Apple and Samsung. Competes with Qualcomm and Broadcom.
Linked to Broadband Internet and 5G Networks. Relies on Cisco and Amazon. Competes with Comcast and AT&T.
Linked to 5G Networks and Wireless Infrastructure. Customers include AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile. Competes with American Tower and SBA Communications.
Linked to 5G Networks. Customers include Qualcomm and Apple. Competes with Teradyne and Cognex.
Linked to 5G Networks. Customers include AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile. Competes with Ericsson and Cisco.
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