News About Future Network of the Resulting Company of AT&T/T-Mobile
Aside from all journalists, analysts, and tech geeks opinions arguing that in order the merger to be approved, AT&T must divest a lot of T-mobile’s assets so that it won’t be suspected to commit some monopoly practice later in the future, you sometimes might wonder how the resulting company’s network will look like. Some nice dudes at Fierce Mobile managed to get some kind of imaginary pictures in courtesy of American Roamer, an independent source of wireless carrier network coverage and spectrum information. The images show us how great the power of the resulting company is that it can cover almost all regions.
Future Network of the Resulting Company of AT&T - T-Mobile
In spite of most people prediction that AT&T would need to divest some subscribers’ base of T-mobile, the images just show us that when the deal got approved and AT&T missed all people’s predictions, it would be obvious that the resulting company will have all the power to control the nation’s wireless industry. Of course, we know that AT&T won’t claim T-mobile’s spectrum in its raw form. The carrier will use it to support the project of its LTE network enhancement that expected to start to have its great rollout next year, as soon as the authorities check the deal.
