Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Delay in rolling out 5G service

The delay helps T-Mobile lock in 5G customers before Verizon and AT&T have improved their coverage, Blair Levin, an analyst with New Street Research, said in a note.
"A one-month delay will not have a material impact," Levin wrote. "But the question remains whether the delay will continue to a point at which it will hurt Verizon and AT&T while benefiting T-Mobile."

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/att-verizon-delay-5g-rollout-162321057.html

If you asked me that question, will the delay continue to a point at which it will hurt ATT, I would say it will unfortunately. Any thoughts?

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There is no delay, because the 5G build hasn't started yet.

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Post ID: @2pus+1dEpNVNM

I haven’t seen any delay in the build.

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Post ID: @1use+1dEpNVNM

T is no longer an industry leader.

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Post ID: @1rmn+1dEpNVNM

Given the speed, dexterity, efficiency, and high-performance Stink has brought with him to T, my suspicion is that while it may take Verizon an entire month of delay, it will take T at least a year. Maybe two.

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Post ID: @1qza+1dEpNVNM

agree, I feel that AT&T would need to adjust their deployment plans to avoid accidently broadcasting into a nearby airports ILS system /pathway.... just to be safe.

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