T-Mobile is a major telecommunications company that is expanding its reach into the space industry through a partnership with SpaceX. Together, they are launching T-Mobile Starlink, a space-based mobile network that utilizes Starlink satellites to provide connectivity to smartphones in areas without traditional cell service. This service aims to eliminate "dead zones" and provide ubiquitous coverage for text messaging, with plans to expand to include picture messaging, data, and voice calls in the future. T-Mobile Starlink is available to customers on any carrier.
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T-Mobile is providing a slice of its 1.9 GHz spectrum in the United States under its partnership with SpaceX.
SpaceX unveiled direct-to-cell plans on 2022-08-25 in a partnership with T-Mobile that, subject to regulatory approvals, would connect phones beyond the reach of cell towers in the United States as soon as next year.
T-Mobile committed to offer reciprocal roaming to providers that work with T-Mobile to enable the global connectivity vision.
SpaceX is due to announce a partnership with U.S. mobile operator T-Mobile at 8 p.m. Eastern from its Starbase test site in Texas regarding increased connectivity.
The technology partnership between T-Mobile and SpaceX will enable upgraded Starlink satellites to connect directly to standard cellphones to provide service in mobile dead zones across the United States.
The 4G LTE service is part of T-Mobile’s IoT platform, which provides automation and provisioning capabilities.
T-Mobile’s Control Center will allow Lucid Drone to view and manage the connectivity of their industrial spraying drones in near real-time.
T-Mobile for Business will provide 4G LTE connectivity for Lucid Drone Technologies’ fleet of industrial drones.
T-Mobile for Business will deliver 4G LTE connectivity to Lucid Drone to facilitate real-time sharing of flight data, battery utilization information, hardware diagnostics, and firmware and software updates.
T-Mobile and Lucid Drone Technologies plan to leverage T-Mobile’s 5G network in the future for flying drones beyond line-of-sight.
Dutch telecom operators KPN, VodafoneZiggo, and T-Mobile spent around €1.23 billion in total on the 700 MHz, 1.4 GHz, and 2.1 GHz frequencies.
The incubator is located in Peachtree Corners’ 500-acre smart city technology park powered by T-Mobile 5G.
Georgia Tech’s Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC) manages the new incubator in collaboration with T-Mobile.
T-Mobile has deployed its Extended Range 5G and Ultra Capacity 5G network across the park.
T-Mobile, Curiosity Lab at Peachtree Corners, and the Georgia Institute of Technology announced the creation of the 5G Connected Future incubator program.
T-Mobile extracted high performance from the 2.5 gigahertz spectrum that it acquired with Sprint.
T-Mobile will support the DRL Academy by creating educational programming around 5G and drones.
As a T-Mobile Ventures portfolio company, DRL will benefit from T-Mobile’s network and engineering expertise.
T-Mobile Ventures is a multi-year investment fund focused on early and emerging growth companies developing 5G products and services.
T-Mobile and DRL will innovate 5G racing drone technology to create the first integrated 5G racing drones.