AT&T posted higher revenue in its latest quarter, buoyed by growth in its advanced connectivity segment. The telecom giant added postpaid phone customers and expanded high‑speed internet offerings, driving the rise.

Quarter‑end earnings from continuing operations fell to 54 cents a share from 61 cents a year earlier, reflecting a modest decline in profitability despite revenue gains. The company’s focus on advanced connectivity remains a key driver for future growth.

Investors will watch how AT&T balances its high‑growth connectivity business against declining traditional services. The firm’s ability to convert connectivity revenue into sustainable profit margins will shape its competitive position in the telecom sector.