Sprint doc to FCC blasts AT&T/T-Mobile deal - Eliza Krigman - POLITICO.com: "The public interest benefits of the transaction that AT&T has claimed, such as relieving network congestion, are illusory, Sprint argues.
“If AT&T has capacity constraints, they are the result of its failure to upgrade and invest in its network,” Sprint wrote.
Further, Sprint claims that AT&T could deliver broadband to 97 percent of the country — the most widely touted benefit of the deal — by spending a fraction of the $39 billion AT&T plans to pay for T-Mobile.
“In the absence of the proposed transaction, competition likely will drive AT&T to reach” the 97 percent target anyway, Sprint posits"
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