The Chief Technical Officer of
T-Mobile, Neville Ray yesterday told a Connect (X) crowd of around 1,500
he is “optimistic and confident” about the outlook of the pending
merger with Sprint. With the recent sanctification of the deal by FCC
Chairman Ajit Pai, Ray addressed the misperceptions of what a combined
T-Mo/Sprint conglomerate would look like. Ray said the idea the deal
would cost jobs is wrong and, on the contrary, would add 11,000 new
employees by 2024.
Another mistaken forecast is the
impact on prices due to less competition. Not so, said Ray. “Prices
won’t increase over the next four years,” he said. Competition among
remaining carriers would actually increase, he said creating a “stronger
more vibrant market.”
Ray thanked the FCC’s Pai, Carr and O’Rielly, the Republican-leaning members of the Commission for their support. Continue Reading
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