T-Mobile and Sprint File Public Interest Statements with FCC

By 5G News

T MobileSprint.0To bolster support towards their proposed merger, T-Mobile and Sprint filed statements with the FCC today reiterating the importance the merger would have towards bringing 5G to America. As has been their argument since the merge was first announced, the two companies say that a joint investment in 5G will lead to much more rapid development than if the two companies had to move forward with their own independent 5G networks.

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