
US Carriers Formalize Satellite Joint Venture to Close Coverage Gaps
AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon have officially launched a joint venture to eliminate mobile dead zones using satellite technology. The partnership, led by interim CEO Paul Roth, aims to complement terrestrial networks by pooling spectrum and standardizing technical specifications. While the move is framed as a consumer benefit for emergency connectivity, industry observers suggest it is primarily a strategic defense against potential competition from SpaceX’s Starlink Mobile and Amazon’s Leo.













