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T-Mobile US operates as a national wireless carrier in the United States, providing voice, text, and data services to over 130 million customers and selling mobile devices. Its network runs on nationwide 4G LTE and 5G infrastructure, delivering service for postpaid and prepaid plans as well as wholesale partners. It uses a two-brand approach with T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile to reach different customer segments and combines wireless service with device sales. Its goal is to deliver reliable wireless service and 5G coverage across the United States while growing revenue from service plans and device sales and expanding its customer base.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Bonn, Germany
Founded
1985
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U-wifi, a 5G home and business internet provider, has announced a Mobile Virtual Network Operator agreement with T-Mobile to expand affordable internet access across the US. The programme, launching on 1 October, aims to address connectivity gaps following the expiration of the FCC Affordable Connectivity Program, which previously subsidised internet for 23 million households. The initiative will combine T-Mobile's 5G network with U-wifi's FreeU technology, an ad-supported platform that allows subscribers to reduce or eliminate monthly bills by watching advertisements. The service targets underserved communities, low-income households, students, seniors, and veterans. U-wifi CEO Donald Workman said internet access has become "essential infrastructure", whilst T-Mobile's Dirk Mosa emphasised the company's commitment to keeping people connected without compromising on speed or experience.
T-Mobile adds ai-powered AutoPilot to make its 5G network more resilient. T-Mobile is leaning further into AI-driven automation to keep its network running smoothly, both during everyday operations and in the middle of major storms and events. The carrier announced new AutoPilot capabilities built into its Self-Organizing Network, along with the nationwide expansion of a demand-forecasting tool called Dynamic CX. According to T-Mobile's announcement, AutoPilot uses intent-based AI automation to figure out what adjustments are needed to hit a specific network outcome, so if a cell site goes down, the system can quickly determine how nearby sites should compensate while engineers work on the underlying problem. T-Mobile says recent testing showed AutoPilot cutting the time needed for real-time network adjustments roughly in half. Dynamic CX, which uses AI to anticipate demand spikes ahead of major events like concerts or sporting events and adjust network performance automatically, is now rolling out nationwide after being used at events like this summer's international soccer championship and Lollapalooza. T-Mobile pointed to Winter Storm Fern as a real-world proof point for its existing Self-Organizing Network technology, saying SON helped keep sites online for more than 250,000 additional minutes across more than 30 states during that storm by conserving backup battery power and making more than 30,000 antenna adjustments. The company also says hybrid generators can now keep network sites operational up to 50% longer during extended power outages, and that new telemetry integrated into backup-power systems gives field teams real-time visibility into site conditions so they can prioritize resources faster. "The next era of network resilience is about building a network that can think, adapt and act faster in the moments that matter," said John Saw, T-Mobile's Chief Technology Officer, in the announcement. The timing lines up with National Preparedness Month, and T-Mobile noted it supported preparedness and response for nearly 200 incidents and planned events in 2026 alone, working alongside first responders and government agencies, underscoring how central AI-driven network management has become to the carrier's disaster response strategy this year.
New T-Mobile plan perks could be coming next week. You might be able to get discounted Apple Music, DoorDash DashPass, or Google AI, among others. Sep 23, 2026 - 1:56 PM ET Joe Maring / Android Authority Add Android Authority on Google: * T-Mobile may be adding new perks for subscribers. * Potential perks include subscriptions to Apple Music, Google AI, Xbox Game Pass, and more. * These perks were initially expected to go live today, but may be made available on October 1. Earlier this week, it was reported that T-Mobile was gearing up to offer a new set of perks to its subscribers, with options potentially including subscriptions to Apple Music, YouTube, DoorDash's DashPass, and more. Now, it appears that those new perks may be coming on Thursday, October 1. Its top deals of the day. The Mobile Report reported yesterday that, based on information from a source within T-Mobile, it expected something - likely the new perks mentioned above - to launch today, September 23. Now, though, it says that that launch has been delayed, "likely" until the beginning of next month. None of this is official yet, so take it with a grain of salt. Based on information from The Mobile Report, potential new perks for T-Mobile subscribers include subscriptions related to Apple Music, YouTube, SiriusXM, Paramount Plus, ESPN Plus, Xbox Game Pass, Google AI, and DashPass. Android Authority don't know what exactly those perks would entail, however. Apple Music and DashPass are straightforward enough, but many of the other services listed offer multiple different products and tiers of service. YouTube, for example, could mean YouTube Music, YouTube Premium, or both. If you're a T-Mobile subscriber looking forward to some new perks, assume that the ones Android Authority is talking about here will be for the lowest tier of each service - Google AI Plus, Xbox Game Pass Essential, et cetera. In any case, assuming the latest reporting is accurate, Android Authority don't have much longer to wait to find out. These latest perks could be made available in just a few days, on October 1.
T-Mobile and Jio achieve world's first 5G Standalone roaming. Sep 22, 2026 * Supported by Syniverse's global mediation platform, enabling seamless cross-border 5G Bellevue, Washington - T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) and Jio made wireless history today, achieving the world's first 5G Standalone (SA) roaming connection, enabled through interoperability with Syniverse. It's proof that a truly seamless next-generation network experience isn't just a promise - it's here, setting a new benchmark for what cross-border 5G should feel like, everywhere. This enables T-Mobile customers to experience true 5G SA roaming while traveling internationally - a first anywhere in the world. 5G SA roaming delivers faster speeds, lower latency and more reliable connections, paving the way for transformative applications in IoT, real-time communications and immersive technologies that depend on consistent, high-performance global connectivity. This achievement was made possible by Syniverse's connectivity platform, which ensures secure, seamless interconnection between networks and helps accelerate global adoption of next-generation roaming. "This is a monumental step for global wireless, and T-Mobile is proud to lead it," said Ankur Kapoor, Chief Network Officer at T-Mobile. "We started this journey back in 2020, laying the groundwork for a 5G Standalone future - and today, we're continuing that leadership with Jio India as a partner on a global stage. Leave one country, land in another, and your 5G experience is just as seamless - whether you're streaming, sharing travel reels or running business apps. That's the breakthrough power of this technology." "This is a transformational milestone and far more than just roaming - it's about what becomes possible when two leading 5G Standalone networks work together. T-Mobile and Jio are laying the foundation for a new generation of cross-network capabilities and services, from differentiated consumer and enterprise experiences to AI-enabled services, leveraging the unique capabilities of 5G Standalone. This is the future of 5G SA: seamless, interoperable, and built to unlock new value," said Mark Yarkosky, Head International Network, Partnership and Services, Jio. "Syniverse is proud to help enable this industry-first 5G Standalone roaming milestone, demonstrating how secure interworking and advanced mediation can make next-generation roaming commercially viable at a global level," said John Wick, Chief Product Officer of Syniverse. "Built on long-standing partnerships across the mobile ecosystem, our home-grown SEPP capabilities and proven platform help operators test, navigate, and launch 5G SA roaming with confidence. We are able to support all 5G-ready customers from validation through production as more operators come on board." This collaboration shows how T-Mobile is driving the future of connectivity beyond borders, building the foundation for new services and experiences powered by the most advanced global networks. Follow the T-Mobile Newsroom on X and Instagram to catch the latest company updates.
T-Mobile, Reliance Jio claim world's first 5G Standalone roaming connection. Connection was enabled by Syniverse September 22, 2026 US carrier T-Mobile and Indian mobile operator Reliance Jio have paired to achieve a 5G Standalone (5G SA) roaming connection. In doing so, T-Mobile and Jio have claimed the connection to be a world first, achieved through interoperability with US communications tech company Syniverse. 25 Jan 2024 5G Standalone Core is tipped to be the real game-changer This means that T-Mobile will be able to provide a 5G SA connection beyond the US for international roaming. A 5G SA network enables faster speeds, lower latency, and more reliable connections, providing a basis for applications in IoT, real-time communications, and immersive technologies. T-Mobile was the first carrier to launch 5G SA, doing so back in 2020, at a time when initial 5G networks were based off of a 4G LTE Core, or otherwise known as 5G Non Standalone (5G NSA). In that same year, Jio also started 5G SA trials, before launching its 5G network two years later. The roaming connection was enabled by Syniverse's connectivity platform, which "ensures secure, seamless interconnection between networks and helps accelerate global adoption of next-generation roaming." "This is a monumental step for global wireless, and T-Mobile is proud to lead it," said Ankur Kapoor, chief network officer, T-Mobile. "We started this journey back in 2020, laying the groundwork for a 5G Standalone future - and today, we're continuing that leadership with Jio India as a partner on a global stage. Leave one country, land in another, and your 5G experience is just as seamless - whether you're streaming, sharing travel reels, or running business apps. That's the breakthrough power of this technology." Mark Yarkosky, head international network, partnership and services, Jio, said: "T-Mobile and Jio are laying the foundation for a new generation of cross-network capabilities and services, from differentiated consumer and enterprise experiences to AI-enabled services, leveraging the unique capabilities of 5G Standalone. This is the future of 5G SA: seamless, interoperable, and built to unlock new value." More in carrier networks.