T-Mobile again rules out a SpaceX virtual mobile network deal

First reported by Wccftech at · Updated · 6 sources

An MVNO arrangement would let SpaceX offer wireless service using another company's cellular network. According to Wccftech, T-Mobile's CEO sees no additional addressable market from such a deal and says the carrier still has substantial growth opportunities in US urban areas, where satellite coverage is limited.

  • T-Mobile aims to be first to offer 6G in the US, according to Light Reading.

Covered by 6 publishers within 14 hours of the first report.

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Wccftech T-Mobile Again Rejects A Network Deal With SpaceX, Saying It Does Not Offer Any “Incremental TAM” And That Satellite Connectivity Remains An Inferior Medium · Rohail Saleem
Android Headlines T-Mobile’s CEO Says There’s “No Room” for a SpaceX MVNO · Alexander Maxham
Light Reading T-Mobile: We'll be first with 6G, and no to SpaceX MVNO · Michelle Donegan
PCMag SpaceX to FCC: T-Mobile Is Just an Incumbent Out to Stifle Satellite Services
GSMArena T-Mobile CEO rules out letting SpaceX's Starlink Mobile run on its network
Android Central T-Mobile tells SpaceX there's no room for an MVNO deal · Jay Bonggolto

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