T-Mobile Is Not a Fan of the Intel/Intelsat 5G Proposal

On the heels of SES announcing its support of Intel and Intelsat’s joint 5G spectrum sharing proposal, T-Mobile has released a note outlining its skepticism. The wireless operator seems most concerned about satellite operators establishing “monopoly pricing” of C-band spectrum, which could put its 5G plans at risk.

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