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.
http://www.att.com/news/item/0,1847,11217,00.htmlhttp://www.covad.com
- 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.