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T-Mobile Gains After Musk Teases ‘Special’ SpaceX Event

Here we go again, always late to the game.......T-mobile is going to dominate and ATT will just follow when it's already too late. Satellite internet should have been on ATT's plate for a while now...ever since Elon introduced Starlink.

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They had a forum- companywide- called something like “ ask Stankey something he needs to know that you think he does t”. Many brought up StarLink. His reply was along the lines of he didn’t think it was anything that affected or competed with $T. Russia begs differently. Stankey needs to go. You could be starving and point out there is a buffet next door and Stankey would tell you it won’t help. But then he will buy A new telegraph company and tell you it’s the future and you get a free fax machine included.

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Post ID: @3nwv+1ioQTX3l

T is on autopilot and will sadly soon run out of gas.

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Post ID: @2yso+1ioQTX3l

apparently AT&T is working on stuff like this already with AST Spacemobile.

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Post ID: @2oes+1ioQTX3l

GigaPower was DOA once Donovan retired. No one else had any confidence in GigaPower. It's too bad, T could be sitting pretty now, rather than Elon.

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Post ID: @1agh+1ioQTX3l

Time for Starlink and at&t to ink an exclusive deal. It could be like T and Apple with the I phone.

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Post ID: @1ziy+1ioQTX3l

A real head scratcher for sure. Why we didn’t try something like a starlink. What ever happened to Gigapower?

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Post ID: @1icc+1ioQTX3l

There are technical limitations that prevents AT&T and VzW from being at the top. It’s not that both companies are not trying, but there is only so much you can do with exhausted spectrum. It’s a race to see who can hold the #2 seat. No carrier can catch TMO.

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Post ID: @1wjx+1ioQTX3l

Starlink is a game changer. I have been hearing customers talk about getting this as a back up solution to a terrestrial circuit in places where mobility is not very good. T-Mobile doing this with Elon is definitely forward-looking. I agree, AT&T is always late to the game.

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Post ID: @1nng+1ioQTX3l

T-Mobile has better coffee than AT&T. Such poor leadership.

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Post ID: @1lai+1ioQTX3l

With T-Mobile and SpaceX partnership, one more nail in the coffin for AT&T. Lack of foreseeing the direction the industry is going. Not sure, what the strategy team in AT&T is doing? Missing out on all the great opportunities.

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Post ID: @1ewq+1ioQTX3l

Here you go ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_DCDsKKO6c&ab_channel=CNETHighlights

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Post ID: @1yts+1ioQTX3l

T-Mobile have much more productive workers than AT&T.

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Post ID: @nro+1ioQTX3l

att bought a company that put satellites in orbit and they launched one and then after that they immediately stank said they were not going to launch anymore.

lol you can't make this stuff if you tried.

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Post ID: @eio+1ioQTX3l

If I remember correctly, one of the T upper echelon employee stated that T wasn’t worried about satellite because it’s a matter of physics and would never compete.

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Post ID: @dko+1ioQTX3l

T invested in obsolete satellite tv instead. Great forward thinking!

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