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ソフトバンクグループ(株)【9984】の掲示板 2020/10/09〜2020/10/10

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こちらが分かり易いかも…


Parts of the US that lack good broadband infrastructure are being handed a lifeline by T-Mobile after being cast adrift by AT&T. T-Mobile is offering home LTE broadband to 450 areas that it says that AT&T is “deserting,” and opening the service to non-T-Mobile customers as well. It says that it is providing a salve for the households that are “sick and tired of their internet access provider jerking them around.”

At the start of October, AT&T opted to stop selling new DSL services, although existing subscribers could continue to enjoy connectivity. This does, however, mean that people moving to rural areas that only has copper-cable capacity will be starved of the ability to sign up to the slow, but reliable, standard. According to a third-party analyst quoted by USA Today, AT&T had around a million DSL customers.

T-Mobile’s deal costs $50 a month, with no hardware fees, no install costs and no two-year minimum commitment. Since installation essentially involves plugging in a router, there’s also no need for a callout, which the company says is a benefit these days. This isn’t the first time that the offer has been made to non-T-Mobile customers, after a test to serve under-connected regions in Western Michigan.

ソフトバンクグループ(株)【9984】 こちらが分かり易いかも…   Parts of the US that lack good broadband infrastructure are being handed a lifeline by T-Mobile after being cast adrift by AT&T. T-Mobile is offering home LTE broadband to 450 areas that it says that AT&T is “deserting,” and opening the service to non-T-Mobile customers as well. It says that it is providing a salve for the households that are “sick and tired of their internet access provider jerking them around.”  At the start of October, AT&T opted to stop selling new DSL services, although existing subscribers could continue to enjoy connectivity. This does, however, mean that people moving to rural areas that only has copper-cable capacity will be starved of the ability to sign up to the slow, but reliable, standard. According to a third-party analyst quoted by USA Today, AT&T had around a million DSL customers.  T-Mobile’s deal costs $50 a month, with no hardware fees, no install costs and no two-year minimum commitment. Since installation essentially involves plugging in a router, there’s also no need for a callout, which the company says is a benefit these days. This isn’t the first time that the offer has been made to non-T-Mobile customers, after a test to serve under-connected regions in Western Michigan.

  • >>911

    優れたブロードバンドインフラストラクチャが不足している米国の一部は、AT&Tによって流された後、T-Mobileからライフラインを手渡されています。 T-Mobileは、AT&Tが「脱走」していると述べている450のエリアにホームLTEブロードバンドを提供しており、T-Mobile以外の顧客にもサービスを提供しています。それは、「インターネットアクセスプロバイダーが彼らをぐいと動かしていることにうんざりしていてうんざりしている」世帯に軟膏を提供していると言っています。

    10月の初めに、AT&Tは新しいDSLサービスの販売を停止することを選択しましたが、既存の加入者は引き続き接続を楽しむことができました。ただし、これは、銅ケーブルの容量しかない農村地域に移動する人々は、低速ではあるが信頼できる標準にサインアップする能力が不足することを意味します。 USA Todayが引用したサードパーティのアナリストによると、AT&Tには約100万人のDSL顧客がいました。

    T-Mobileの契約は月額50ドルで、ハードウェア料金、インストールコスト、2年間の最低契約はありません。インストールには基本的にルーターの接続が含まれるため、コールアウトも必要ありません。これは最近のメリットであると同社は述べています。ミシガン州西部の接続が不十分な地域にサービスを提供するためのテストの後、T-Mobile以外の顧客にオファーが行われたのはこれが初めてではありません。