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The incubator is located in Peachtree Corners’ 500-acre smart city technology park powered by T-Mobile 5G.
T-Mobile extracted high performance from the 2.5 gigahertz spectrum that it acquired with Sprint.
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.
As a T-Mobile Ventures portfolio company, DRL will benefit from T-Mobile’s network and engineering expertise.
The addition of T-Mobile 5G will enhance fan engagement in DRL events.
T-Mobile and The Drone Racing League (DRL) have announced a partnership to advance 5G-powered drone technology.
T-Mobile has made an investment in DRL via the T-Mobile Ventures fund.
T-Mobile will support the DRL Academy by creating educational programming around 5G and drones.
Neville Ray is the President of Technology at T-Mobile.
DRL will develop custom racing drones powered by T-Mobile 5G during the 2021 DRL Allianz World Championship Season.
T-Mobile will be featured in the 2021 DRL Allianz World Championship Season through advertising and branded course elements.
T-Mobile is the exclusive U.S. 5G Wireless partner of DRL.
The auction will account for T-Mobile’s enforceable commitment to cover 90% of rural Americans with its 0.005 kg network within six years to avoid spending limited federal resources on wasteful overbuilding.
The FCC expects mobile network operators such as Verizon and T-Mobile and other bidders to pay satellite operator relocation costs as part of what bidders pay to access the spectrum at auction.
The U.S. Department of Justice’s antitrust division approved the Sprint–T-Mobile merger conditional on divesting some prepaid mobile business to Dish Network.
T-Mobile submitted a competing spectrum reallocation plan to the FCC that calls for allocating all 500 megahertz of satellite downlink C-band spectrum to cellular 0.005 kg operators.
T-Mobile proposed that the FCC lead a public auction for up to 500 megahertz, the entire U.S. C-band allotment, with satellite service confined to rural areas.
The FCC is considering at least two other C-band repurposing plans: a T-Mobile plan to repurpose all 500 megahertz and a Charter/ACA Connects/Competitive Carriers Association plan to repurpose 370 megahertz.
T-Mobile supports an FCC-led auction and has backed studies to free up the entire 500 megahertz of C-band for terrestrial 0.005 kg networks.