AT&T Named Official Connectivity Provider of the US Open

The USTA and AT&T today announced a new, five-year partnership naming AT&T the Official Connectivity Partner of the US Open, keeping fans close to the action in-venue, at home and on the go.

The partnership builds on AT&T’s long history supporting the US Open, providing connectivity solutions to fans through wireless services, network and on-site support.

“The US Open is one of the world’s great sporting events, drawing the best athletes in tennis and fans from around the globe to New York every year,” said Kellyn Smith Kenny, chief marketing & growth officer, AT&T. “We’re proud to deepen our relationship with the USTA and support a tournament that has become a cultural tradition for generations of fans.”

Built for the Biggest Stage in Tennis

This partnership embeds AT&T across the US Open experience, including:

• AT&T’s distributed antenna system (DAS) is the neutral-host network carrying wireless traffic across Arthur Ashe Stadium and the grounds, keeping tens of thousands of on-site fans connected to every match, at any given time.
• AT&T is powering the technology that keeps the US Open running, providing the connectivity behind ticket scanners, hotspots, and backup phones on-site.
• AT&T is working closely with the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center to enhance the network as the facility evolves, with the next phase of upgrades targeted ahead of the 2027 tournament.
• AT&T will have a hospitality space on-site at the US Open for the first time, hosting customers and fans courtside.
• In 2027, AT&T will become the title partner of one of Arthur Ashe Stadium’s new signature suite levels, as new fan spaces roll out as part of the facility’s multi-year reimagination.

“AT&T has set the standard for connectivity at the biggest sports and entertainment events worldwide, and we’re excited to officially welcome them to the US Open as our Official Connectivity Provider,” said Deanne Pownall, managing director, Corporate Partnerships, USTA. “AT&T gives us the network and the investment to deliver the highest level of service to everyone who comes through the gates at the US Open, and we’re thrilled to have them as our partner for both the present and the future of our event.”

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