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Cox Mulling Spectrum and Asset Sale

Jun 15, 2011, 3:17 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Speaking to Bloomberg, Cox Communications President Pat Esser said that the company is considering a sale of its AWS wireless spectrum and 3G networking equipment. Esser said it would likely sell the spectrum and equipment to a top tier network operator, such as AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, or Verizon Wireless. Late last month, Cox decided to cease investing in and building out its own wireless network. It will instead re-sell Sprint's wireless devices and services. None of the major carriers offered comment on Esser's remarks.

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SublimeDavid

Jun 15, 2011, 5:27 PM

Gee I Wonder

Gee...I wonder what company is going to go after all this spectrum....something tells me I dont know why. It may start with an A..... 🤭

Tofuchong

AWS is 1700/2100Mhz, so I dont think that at&t would be interested, as they do not broadcast over that frequency. Only T-Mobile does, as far as I know.

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pickles

unless someone coxblox them

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