--- title: "The RS&I Dealer Download: \"Cable, Wireless & Fiber Are Colliding. Here's What It Means.\"" description: See how AT&T, Spectrum, Optimum, T-Mobile and TDS illustrate the growing convergence between cable, wireless and fiber internet services. --- - [About](https://www.rsiinc.com/home/about-rsi.asp) - Resources > - [Training](https://www.rsiinc.com/home/training-courses.asp) - [EZ-Marketing](https://www.rsiinc.com/home/ez-marketing.asp) - [Marketing Portal](https://www.rsiinc.com/home/marketingportal.asp) - [Product Catalog](https://www.rsiinc.com/catalog/FullPageCatalog.asp) - [Order Products Online](https://www.rsiinc.com/OE/OE.asp) - [Branch Locations](https://www.rsiinc.com/home/about-rsi.asp#rsi_map) - [Careers](https://www.rsiinc.com/home/careers.asp) - [Contact Us](https://www.rsiinc.com/home/about-rsi.asp#contact-us) [![RS&I Logo](https://blog.rsiinc.com/hs-fs/hubfs/images/Blog/RSI-logos/RSI-logo-white.png?width=100&height=70&name=RSI-logo-white.png)](https://www.rsiinc.com/home/index.asp) - [Log In](https://www.rsiinc.com/home.asp) ### Keep up with the industry, latest news, and insider tips. ![RS&I Dealer Download Podcast](https://blog.rsiinc.com/hs-fs/hubfs/compressed%20dealer%20download%20title%20screen%20image.png?width=1100&height=459&name=compressed%20dealer%20download%20title%20screen%20image.png "RS&I Dealer Download Podcast") # The RS&I Dealer Download: "Cable, Wireless & Fiber Are Colliding. Here's What It Means." WRITTEN BY: [Michael Shiverdecker](https://blog.rsiinc.com/author/michael-shiverdecker) DATE: September 9, 2026 at 8:46 AM [YouTube: Watch Here](https://youtu.be/YtaJcYNAA5k) | [Spotify: Watch Here](https://open.spotify.com/episode/1pRIK0TX3eklAOj7wbl3Cw?si=qVKfZkNIT0qgHZLK_CjTYg) Welcome to **The Dealer Download, powered by RS&I.** For years, the telecommunications industry had relatively clear categories. Cable companies sold cable internet. Wireless companies sold mobile service. Fiber providers built fiber networks. Those distinctions haven't disappeared, but they're becoming increasingly difficult to use as a map of the industry. Cable companies are building wireless businesses. Wireless providers increasingly want the home internet relationship. Fiber networks continue expanding into new communities. At the same time, the language companies use to describe those networks is becoming part of the competitive battle. Three recent developments illustrate just how quickly those lines are shifting. AT&T has sued Charter Communications over Spectrum's use of “fiber-powered” to describe broadband delivered over its hybrid fiber-coaxial network. Optimum has expanded its relationship with T-Mobile as it grows its mobile business. And TDS Telecom has acquired Granite State Communications' fiber and voice operations as part of a much larger fiber growth strategy. The stories are different, but together they point toward the same trend: **telecom companies aren't staying in their traditional lanes anymore.** For Authorized Dealers, that's important. As providers expand into adjacent services, understanding how different connectivity products work and recognizing opportunities across multiple categories becomes increasingly valuable. --- ## What You’ll Learn in This Episode ### Why AT&T and Charter Are Fighting Over “Fiber-Powered” AT&T filed a federal lawsuit against Charter Communications and Spectrum Management Holding Company over Spectrum's use of the term “fiber-powered” in its broadband marketing. The dispute raises a larger question about how internet services are described to consumers. Fiber may play a role within a provider's network, but that doesn't necessarily mean fiber is the technology making the final connection into the customer's home. For dealers, understanding that distinction can help when customers encounter increasingly similar terminology across very different broadband technologies. ### Fiber Internet and Cable Internet Aren't the Same Thing A hybrid fiber-coaxial network uses fiber within portions of the network and coaxial cable for other portions, including typically the final connection to the customer. Fiber-to-the-premises extends fiber directly to the home or business. Customers may not know or care about all of the technical terminology behind those architectures. But sales professionals should understand the basic differences well enough to explain them accurately and without unnecessary jargon. ### Optimum Is Expanding Deeper Into Wireless Optimum's expanded relationship with T-Mobile provides another example of traditional industry boundaries changing. The company announced access to T-Mobile's 5G Standalone network as it continues growing a mobile business that has already surpassed 700,000 lines. For a company historically associated with cable and broadband, mobile service creates an opportunity to build a broader connectivity relationship with customers. ### Convergence Works in Both Directions We've already seen wireless providers expand deeper into home internet through fiber and fixed wireless. Cable companies are approaching convergence from the other direction by adding mobile service to existing broadband relationships. The starting points are different, but the strategy is similar: provide more pieces of a customer's overall connectivity needs. That means the competitive landscape is increasingly about the complete customer relationship rather than a single product. ### TDS Telecom Continues Expanding Its Fiber Footprint TDS Telecom's acquisition of Granite State Communications' fiber and voice operations adds more than 11,000 fiber service addresses adjacent to its existing New Hampshire footprint. The acquisition fits within a broader fiber expansion strategy. TDS has continued adding marketable fiber addresses while working toward a long-term objective of approximately 2.1 million fiber service addresses. The result is another example of how the broadband map continues changing as fiber reaches additional communities. ### Network Construction Is Only Part of the Competition Building a network creates availability, but it doesn't automatically create customers. Once service becomes available, providers still need to compete for the household or business relationship. That's why sales, marketing, distribution, and customer education become increasingly important as networks expand. The next phase of telecom competition isn't simply about who can reach an address. It's about who can convince the customer to choose their service once they get there. ### Product Knowledge Is Becoming More Important for Dealers As connectivity products overlap, sales teams need to understand more than the names on a rate card. Can your team explain the difference between fiber internet, cable broadband, and fixed wireless in 30 seconds? Can they explain which options are available at a customer's address and why one may make sense over another? Customers don't need a network engineering lesson. They need someone who can make an increasingly complicated market easier to understand. ### One Customer Can Represent Multiple Opportunities A customer walking into a store for wireless service may also need home internet. A broadband customer may have mobile lines elsewhere. A small business may need internet, wireless, voice, security, or other connectivity solutions. When providers themselves are expanding across categories, dealers have a reason to think the same way. Instead of viewing each product as an isolated transaction, look at the customer's broader connectivity needs. ### Don't Stay in a Lane the Industry Has Already Left Telecom categories still matter, but they're no longer reliable boundaries for where companies will compete. For Authorized Dealers, that creates an opportunity to develop broader expertise. The better your team understands wireless, fiber, broadband, and other connectivity solutions, the easier it becomes to recognize needs that extend beyond the customer's original reason for starting the conversation.   ## Strategic Takeaway Cable companies want wireless customers. Wireless companies want home internet customers. Fiber providers are expanding into communities where they previously didn't compete. The market is increasingly converging around a much broader idea: connectivity. That doesn't mean every technology or service is interchangeable. In fact, the opposite is true. As providers offer more overlapping products and use increasingly similar marketing language, understanding the actual differences becomes more important. For Authorized Dealers, product knowledge can become a competitive advantage. Customers don't necessarily want to understand network architecture. They want to know what's available, whether it meets their needs, what it costs, and whether someone can help them get connected. The opportunity is to become the person who can answer those questions across more than one product category. **The companies aren't staying in their traditional lanes anymore. 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