
Verizon: Taylor Swift’s ‘Swifties’ are the ultimate mmWave use case
"There's no way we can deliver that kind of experience for our customers without millimeter wave," Verizon's Joe Russo said.
The carrier is looking at different spectrum models to power a “nonstandard-based solution” or multi-dwelling unit strategies.
CEO Mike Sievert: "For the market we’re trying to serve, [FWA is a] profitable, accretive, incremental business with little to no capital allocated."
Broadcom's 2nd gen Wi-Fi wireless connectivity chips offer the promise of more bandwidth, speed and availability than ever before for Wi-Fi.
The carrier will allow the satellite entity to use those spectrum assets for the private use of AT&T services.
The carrier paid more than $300 million for licenses that the Federal Communications Commission now can't release.