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AT&T Finds Another Source of 700MHz Spectrum

Feb 16, 2011, 12:19 PM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T has filed documents with the Federal Communications Commission seeking clearance to grab B and C Block 700MHz spectrum from Whidbey Telephone Company in the greater Seattle, Wash., area. According to the filing, AT&T will use the spectrum to "augment its network capacity." AT&T plans to deploy GSM/EDGE and HSDPA/UMTS on this spectrum. Long Term Evolution is not mentioned in the FCC filings, but AT&T plans to roll its LTE network out across the U.S. using 700MHz spectrum. The amount of spectrum covers 30 counties, and will give AT&T between 18MHz and 55MHz in those markets.

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Azeron

Feb 17, 2011, 1:59 AM

Wow!

Who would leave perfectly good spectrum just laying on the ground waiting for anyone to find?

GeeksAreBest

Mom and Pop companies that don't have the income to develope it into something useful.

GettingSleepy

The same people who buy real estate and expect it to increase in value by itself

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muchdrama

Azeron said:
Who would leave perfectly good spectrum just laying on the ground waiting for anyone to find?

You watch. All this consolidated 700MHz spectrum eventually becomes Skynet.

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