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Craig Hale

AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon join forces to try and eliminate coverage 'dead zones' for good

Verizon TMobile ATT America United States
Starlink V2 Satellites.
  • AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon are working together to offer standardized satellite connectivity
  • It would benefit customers not covered by cell towers, like in national parks
  • Operators globally are looking to use satellite for more than emergencies, now

In a rare turn of events, three of the biggest mobile carriers in the US have announced they will be working together to tackle 'dead zones' across the country using satellites.

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