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Mobile And Verizon Have Officially Teamed Up To End Coverage Gaps
Engadget • • business
Key Points:
- AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon have formed a joint venture to use satellites to eliminate mobile coverage dead zones and complement existing networks.
- The venture, managed by a board with representatives from each company, is led by interim CEO Paul Roth, an industry veteran.
- The initiative aims to nearly eliminate areas in the US without mobile service and provide reliable connectivity during emergencies when ground networks fail.
- Customers can expect improved network performance and easier access to satellite services across providers, which should accelerate feature updates and reduce connection drop-offs.
