Observed Signal · Nov 2, 2026 · Market Signal · Source: T-Mobile · Impact: 3/5
T-Mobile Opens Up on Its Cybersecurity Transformation in New Report
T-Mobile published a new report on its cybersecurity transformation, and also announced a next-generation creative ecosystem, a new 5 Gig fiber plan with a 10-year price guarantee, and emergency network response to Colorado flooding.
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T-Mobile Targets 15 Million 5G Home Internet Customers
T-Mobile reported strong third-quarter 2026 results on October 28, highlighting robust postpaid account growth that includes both wireless and broadband services. The carrier added 274,000 net postpaid accounts in the quarter, reaching 35.0 million total, a 3% year-over-year increase. Postpaid ARPU rose 4% to $155.73, total service revenues grew 6% to $19.4 billion, and net income jumped 27% to $3.5 billion. Broadband remains a key growth pillar, with the company aiming for 15 million 5G home internet and 3-4 million fiber customers by 2030, totaling 18-19 million. T-Mobile also raised its full-year guidance for EBITDA and free cash flow. The results underscore the company's dual strategy of leveraging its 5G network for fixed wireless access and expanding fiber through partnerships, including those with Lumos and Metronet.
T-Mobile Adds 500k+ 5G Home Internet Customers in Q1 2026
T-Mobile reported strong Q1 2026 results, adding more than 500,000 net broadband customers driven by growth in its 5G Home Internet and fiber services. The carrier recorded 217,000 postpaid net account additions, service revenues of $18.8 billion and core adjusted EBITDA of $9.24 billion for the quarter; postpaid ARPA rose to $151.93. Management raised full-year guidance for postpaid net additions, core adjusted EBITDA and free cash flow. T-Mobile said its 5G Home Internet performance—backed by network enhancements, competitive pricing and straightforward setup—helped capture share from legacy cable providers while targeting roughly 15 million 5G broadband customers by 2030 and expanding fiber through joint ventures. Comcast and Charter’s Spectrum were reported to have lost internet customers during the same period.
T-Mobile unveils back-to-school home internet deals
T-Mobile launched a back-to-school promotion for its 5G Home Internet and device lineup, offering plans starting at $35/month for eligible customers with AutoPay and a qualifying voice line. New home internet customers can receive a free month of service and up to $200 back via a virtual prepaid card for a limited time. The offer covers three 5G Home Internet tiers (Rely $35, Amplified $45, All-In $55) with unlimited data, no annual contracts, and perks such as a 5-year price guarantee and same-day DoorDash delivery in eligible markets. T-Mobile is also promoting fiber service starting at $45/month and multiple device promotions including free Samsung Galaxy S26 and trade-in iPhone 17 deals.
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