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AT&T Looking to Score Plateau Wireless Spectrum

Jun 24, 2014, 11:03 AM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T and Plateau Wireless have filed paperwork with the Federal Communications Commission seeking permission to transfer certain spectrum licenses held by Plateau to AT&T. AT&T hopes to gain 700MHz, 850MHz, and AWS spectrum covering select markets in New Mexico and Texas. "This acquisition will enhance and supplement our wireless coverage in rural areas of southeast New Mexico and west Texas. We frequently do these sorts of deals as part of our commitment to give our customers a great mobile internet experience," said AT&T to Fierce Wireless. The spectrum transfer requires FCC approval before it can be completed.

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ggore

Jun 25, 2014, 6:30 AM

New Mexico markets

Is this purchase a play to get spectrum for the city of Santa Fe? It's just weird that AT&T has no LTE service in Santa Fe while every other major carrier does.

The Victor

im not sure about this but it may not be one of their big markets, if there not getting a lot of subcribers from there it wouldnt have been a top priority

Pink Jazz

ggore said:
Is this purchase a play to get spectrum for the city of Santa Fe? It's just weird that AT&T has no LTE service in Santa Fe while every other major carrier does.

Actually, Sprint does not have LTE coverage in Sa...
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