United States:
The Demise Of Legacy Sprint Wireline Services
03 May 2022
Levine, Blaszak, Block & Boothby
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Almost everyone knows that T-Mobile acquired Sprint last year,
and many industry pundits (including we on Staying
Connected) have pontificated on what this means for the U.S.
wireless industry. Notably, as part of that acquisition, T-Mobile
also acquired Sprint's wireline business, once a go-to service
for many enterprises.
Listen to this 7-minute podcast as TC2 Directors Keith Cook and Joe Schmidt discuss how
legacy Sprint wireline services are being retired and what this
means for buyers of ICT services.
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