Now that the Justice Department has signed off on Verizon’s (VZ) deal to acquire Advanced Wireless Spectrum licenses from several major cable operators, it’s a good … ...

AT&T improved its 39 GHz spectrum position to 786 MHz, an increase of 102%. Prior to Auction 103, AT&T acquired 379 MHz of 39 GHz spectrum when it purchased FiberTower for $207 million in early 2018.

As an example, he noted that AT&T spent $40 billion over the past two years on new mid-band spectrum. (You may need to reload your coffee for another spit-take as Verizon spent closer to $50 billion.) ...

AT&T also posted a blog on the topic, saying that "Additional spectrum leases with Dish will cause T-Mobile to exceed the 250MHz screen by as much as 136MHz." FCC must explain itself, AT&T says ...

So let us take a look at the current spectrum allocated to the top 4 carriers in US, which are Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile. A Spectrum Analysis tool was used to by AllNet Labs (a wireless ...

Before the AT&T merger died off, T-Mobile didn’t have nearly enough spectrum to remain competitive with its rivals in the LTE space, which was a big reason why parent company Deutsche Telekom ...

Companies and public interest groups that oppose AT&T's merger with T-Mobile are calling on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to consider all of AT&T's plans to increase its spectrum ...

AT&T has been struggling to expand its 4G LTE network, and today reports say the company is dropping $1.9 billion in order to do so. The chunk of cash will buy unused spectrum from its biggest ...

T-Mobile thinks AT&T wants to stifle competition by hogging all the spectrum. Instant Analysis: T-Mobile Challenges AT&T's Proposed Spectrum Acquisition | The Motley Fool ...

T-Mobile retained its place as the consensus fastest mobile data provider in the US, posting a median download speed of 116Mbps and outstripping Verizon and AT&T by a roughly two-fold margin in ...

AT&T Inc <T.N> could greatly expand its network capacity for a fraction of the cost it plans to shell out to buy T-Mobile USA, Sprint Nextel <S.N> said on Monday.

AT&T Inc.* is the winning bidder for spectrum licenses covering more than 99% of the U.S. population following the close of FCC Auction 103. With this newly acquired spectrum and our existing ...