DISH Wireless

The 12 GHz spectrum is a crucial piece of the future of 5G because it allocates more real estate for wireless connectivity, something the 5G for 12 GHz Coalition is strongly fighting for.

DISH Wireless has announced it will launch 5G services in 25 additional cities including smaller towns as it looks to go live in June 2022.

DISH Wireless is seeking STA approval from the FCC to test 5G network in Las Vegas and Denver. The operator hopes to have a beta network to test in Q4.

The DOJ is having “grave concerns about the potential for a nationwide CDMA shutdown to leave a substantial proportion of Boost’s customers without service.”

DISH Wireless announced that by the end of September, its beta service should be running.

Fixed wireless Internet is a viable solution because of the inexpensive nature and quicker deployment times compared to wired Internet options.

In 2022, DISH Wireless is looking to provide upgrading options that will allow prepaid customers the opportunity to become postpaid customers.

According to the filing from DISH with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the decade-long agreement with AT&T “will provide current and future customers of its retail wireless brands, including Boost Mobile, Ting Mobile, and Republic Wireless, access to (best-in-class) coverage and connectivity on AT&T’s wireless network, in addition to the new DISH 5G network.

Both DISH Wireless and Public Knowledge find themselves as some of the 20+ members of the 5G for the 12 GHz Coalition. The goal of the coalition is to see to it that the FCC modifies the rules surrounding the 12 GHz band of spectrum to allow two-way communication.

The decision to unleash its 5G network in Orlando, Florida, is one of many others that are quickly adding up to provide an impressive look as to where DISH Wireless is in these beginning stages.

By deploying its 5G SA core on the public cloud, DISH Wireless continues its trend to disrupt the wireless industry by carving its own path.

The goal of the collaboration between DISH Wireless and Dell is to improve edge computing capabilities which will help in the way DISH is deploying its 5G network.

A mysterious Project Genesis website will allow users to sign up for DISH’s 5G network.

The measure will allow American firms to develop more chipsets, a sector hindered by ongoing health and political obstacles, as well as compete and win in a global market against the likes of China and others.

Marc Rouanne continues to show confidence in DISH’s approach to 5G, including the service-based architecture (SBA) based on a pure 5G core.

Network slicing is one of the many innovations that is taking the 5G world by storm and DISH Wireless is using it like no other. Oracle is going to help DISH with its 5G core slicing by helping DISH Wireless provide a service-based architecture (SBA) for its 5G network that includes control plane network functions.

The issue at hand is because T-Mobile wants the FCC to host a spectrum auction for the rights to 12 GHz, but there is a caveat: it doesn’t want to do so if it means DISH Wireless receives an “undeserved windfall” of the spectrum.

K Health is an app available for a $9 per month membership, or, $19 for a one-time virtual visit with a physician, and now free to Boost subscribers who are a part of the Unlimited Plus plan for only $7.99 per month.

The upgrades to VMware’s software will help virtualize both the centralized unit (CU) and distributed unit (DU) functions as well as automation, monitoring, and management for virtual machines and containers.

In January 2021, the FCC unanimously voted to issue a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) looking for comments on how to get better use out of the 12 GHz band. The NPRM was seeking to get more out of the band while also protecting incumbents.

DISH Wireless is asking the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) to reopen the proceedings surrounding the aforementioned merger between T-Mobile and Sprint to gain stricter merger commitments.

AWS is allowing a platform for DISH Wireless, its vendors, and consumers to gain more flexibility and control in terms of their 5G solutions and experience.

Nokia’s NetGuard Security suite will be offered through slice-specific Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and will provide security features for its subscribers.

The way T-Mobile sees it, the shutdown is a great thing for not only consumers but also the industry as a whole including DISH Wireless. Not everyone agrees.

The lease will have DISH Wireless paying cash payments beginning in 2022. These payments will continue to grow as DISH’s 5G network expands throughout the country.

The deal is expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2021 and will include the Relay division, a division that focuses on solutions for education, facilities, healthcare, and manufacturing.

Known as the Privacy Premium, subscribers with Androids that have data plans on Boost Mobile’s Expanded Data Network are eligible for the bundle.

Beyond its cloud-native nature, the system is also flexible, containerized, and scalable. All characteristics we see in the 5G networks being built by DISH Wireless.

DISH Wireless just inked seven new tower deals at the newest wireless provider looks to continue to expand its 5G network.

Fujitsu and Xilinx are looking to help the U.S. ramp up 5G deployment to compete with the rest of the world.