Wireless
After Losing Restraining Order Fight, T-Mobile Expands Online Switching Tool
AT&T had asked a judge to block a beta version of the tool that asked prospective customers to log into their accounts with other carriers.
Wireless technologies transmit data through radio waves or other electromagnetic signals rather than physical cables. Wireless systems are critical for mobile communications and for reaching remote locations where laying physical infrastructure is difficult.
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AT&T had asked a judge to block a beta version of the tool that asked prospective customers to log into their accounts with other carriers.
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T-Mobile says switching tool not illegal, as AT&T alleges. They’re also fighting about an advertising dispute
Fiber
AT&T CEO John Stankey said the company was still all-in on fiber.
RWA
The association criticized the bureau for clearing major consolidation efforts without a commission-level vote.
convergence
The Comcast and Charter executives spoke at separate sessions at the UBS Global Media and Communications Conference Monday
FCC
It's the second major tower company to allege Dish is trying to improperly exit its contracts after major spectrum sales.
Wireless
Move comes as new CEO prepares broad cost reductions across operations.
Wireless
More than 20 light links will form a high-capacity urban backbone.
Wireless
The deal ushers in what NVIDIA and Nokia call the AI-native era of wireless.
Wireless
Last week, the National Advertising Division said AT&T improperly used negative findings against T-Mobile for promotional purposes.
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The company has about 1 million subscribers on its Internet Air service.
Wireless
The demo highlighted WiFi’s potential on higher frequencies
ACP
Boomerang Wireless and Assist Wireless are expected to repay the U.S. Treasury
BEAD
The group is worried satellite providers are eating into the share of non-fiber locations.
Wireless
Tarana has launched its G2 fixed wireless platform, delivering fiber-class speeds
Wireless
Leadership handoff from Mike Sievert set for Nov. 1