AT&T will begin offering residential DSL services using Covad’s nationwide network. Previously, Covad was provisioning AT&T-branded DSL service in targeted areas of the country for existing customers of AT&T Worldnet Service, the company’s consumer Internet service. AT&T also offers DSL service provisioned over its own facilities in several targeted areas of New York, Texas and California. AT&T said service to these customers is unaffected by the expanded relationship with Covad. AT&T and Covad also have a separate agreement covering business DSL services in the 96 MSAs served by Covad’s network.
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- As of September 30, 2002, Covad was serving 359,000 lines nationwide. In it Q3 financial report, Covad said its average revenue per unit (ARPU) remained at about $61 per month, customer churn was approximately 4%, and business subscribers represented 49% of its line count while consumers represented 51%.
In September 2002, Covad Communications signed a five-year agreement to provide wholesale DSL consumer services to America Online
In July 2002, Covad announced an agreement to provide wholesale DSL connectivity for Sprint’s business customers in selected markets across the US.
