In an interview on Tuesday, the chairman of Sprint, Masayoshi Son, said that the Internet speeds currently available to people in the U.S. are “horrible”, even the speeds offered by Sprint. He then went on to say that he would be able to fix that if the Obama administration allowed Sprint to merge with T-Mobile.
Son said that the merger, which has not been agreed to yet, would allow the company to gain enough scale to install new technology, potentially increasing data speeds by 10 times. Son gave the interview in Washington D.C. and was in the city as part of the campaign to build support for the merger, arguing that he would be able to provide cheaper, faster service to homes and devices.
Source: Recode
First he needs to fix Sprint’s data speeds, then maybe he can start thinking about working with T-Mobile.
He needs to sit down somewhere
Totally agree. T-mo don’t need them.
He is just using T-Mobile’s name to keep the tech blogs talking about sprint
Totally agree.