/PRNewswire/ Last Wednesday Navajo Nation President Nez joined Cellular One leadership in Mariano Lake, New Mexico to celebrate the launch of a new 190-foot.
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Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile walked away with the vast majority of the C-band licenses up for grabs in the FCC s blockbuster midband spectrum auction.
As expected, Verizon spent the most: a whopping $45.5 billion for around 3,500 total licenses. According to the financial analysts at Evercore, Verizon acquired an average of 160MHz of spectrum across the entire US. The operator announced a $25 billion loan from JPMorgan Chase Bank to help pay for the licenses.
AT&T came in second by spending $23.4 billion for 1,621 licenses. According to Evercore, AT&T netted 80MHz in 95% of the country, with the remainder split between 60MHz and 100MHz. T-Mobile, meanwhile, spent $9.3 billion for 142 licenses, which cover around 68% of the US population.
New Mexicoâs PRC Selects SBI for Broadband Access
February 2, 2021
Smith Bagley Inc. (SBI), the Northern Arizona company that owns Cellular One and Sunstate Technology Group, announced it has been awarded 13 new projects â covering 23 locations â from the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (PRC) to advance wireless broadband coverage in rural areas, where it’s challenging to access broadband data.
This is the third straight year the carrier has been awarded broadband projects from New Mexico’s PRC.
“For more than 25 years it has been our mission to bring wireless communications to underserved communities throughout the Southwest. There’s no question that broadband data brings with it so many advantages,” said Judd Hinkle, CEO of Cellular One (SBI).
CELLULARONE Wins Rural Projects for State of New Mexico Posted on Share
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SHOW LOW, Ariz., Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Smith Bagley, Inc. (SBI), the Northern Arizona company that owns Cellular One and Sunstate Technology Group, is proud to announce that it has been awarded 13 new projects– covering 23 site locations– from the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (PRC) to advance wireless broadband coverage in rural areas where it’s currently challenging to access broadband data. This marks the third year in a row that the carrier has been awarded broadband projects from New Mexico’s PRC.
“For more than 25 years it has been our mission to bring wireless communications to underserved communities throughout the Southwest. There’s no question that broadband data brings with it so many advantages. We are pleased to work arm in arm with the New Mexico PRC to make steady progress year after year,” said Judd Hinkle, CEO of Cellular One (SBI).