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2. T-Mobile US - Wikipedia

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   Learn about T-Mobile US, the third-largest wireless carrier in the US, and its origins from VoiceStream Wireless to T-Mobile. Find out how it acquired Sprint, MetroPCS, Mint Mobile and Ultra Mobile, and became the host network for various mobile virtual network operators.

3. Sprint Corporation - Wikipedia

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   Sprint Corporation was an American telecommunications company that merged with T-Mobile US in 2020. Learn about its origins, services, networks, and timeline from 1899 to 2023.

4. List of mobile network operators in the United States

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   This web page provides a dynamic list of mobile network operators (MNOs) in the US, including their subscriber counts, technologies, coverage areas, and ownership. It also includes a table of facilities-based service providers and a list of mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) that use the top three networks.

5. T-Mobile (brand) - Wikipedia

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   T-Mobile is a brand name used by some subsidiaries of Deutsche Telekom AG, a German telecommunications company. Learn about the origins, evolution and current status of T-Mobile in different countries and regions, as well as a recent data breach incident.

6. Assurance Wireless - Wikipedia

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   Assurance Wireless is a subsidized telephone service for low-income people in the US, using the T-Mobile network since 2020. It offers free phones, data, texting, and minutes, and has faced controversy over pre-installed malware.

7. Mike Sievert - Wikipedia

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   Mike Sievert is the CEO of T-Mobile US since 2020, and a board member of Starbucks. He started his career at Procter & Gamble and worked at Microsoft, E-Trade, and Lenovo before joining T-Mobile in 2012.