Keyword: Altice

It appears that three of the nation’s largest cable companies are not planning to bid on millimeter-wave spectrum licenses.

Altice said its forthcoming mobile service won’t be just any old MVNO.

Both Comcast and Charter are expected to add thousands of new mobile customers throughout the remainder of this year.

An Altice executive hinted that the company might be able to make a more profitable run at the wireless business than Charter and Comcast.

Charter, the nation’s third largest cable operator, is widely expected to launch its Spectrum Mobile MVNO in the coming weeks.

The FCC released the names of 220 companies that have been approved to bid in the agency’s upcoming Connect America Fund II auction.

Results from a new survey indicate that cable companies may enjoy interest from consumers looking for good wireless deals from their current cable providers.

Altice’s top management said the company won’t launch its wireless service commercially until next year.

Sprint and Cox announced that will allow Sprint to use Cox’s wireline network for its backhaul efforts and small cell build-out.

Sprint CTO John Saw said the company plans to add 2.5 GHz and 800 MHz antennas to virtually all of its existing cell sites.