T-Mobile US ups B2B challenge with SuperMobile network slice plan

Michelle Donegan2025-08-29T11:30:00

Source: T-Mobile US

US NatCo extends it aggressive play for the enterprise market with its new SuperMobile plan, leveraging its 5G Standalone and 5G Advanced network lead to combine network slicing with cybersecurity and T-Satellite connectivity. B2B progress lauded, but specifics actuals remain scarce amidst latest reorg…

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Themes: 5G; 5G Advanced; 5G Advanced Network Solutions; 5G standalone (SA); Advertising; B2B; Broadband; Business plan; Cybersecurity; Digital marketing services; Direct-to-device connectivity; Enterprise market; Enterprise services; Financial services; First responders; Growth; Hybrid mobile networks; Intelligent connectivity; Network slicing; Network technology; Point-of-sale systems (POSS); Private mobile networks; Security Access Service Edge (SASE); SuperMobile; T-Ads; T-Priority; T-Satellite; Threat Protect; VPN app.
People: André Almeida; Callie Field; Kevin Bacon; Mike Sievert.
Geographic: Los Angeles; Miami; New York; UK; US.
Organisations: AT&T; Axis Energy Services; Delta Air Lines; Deutsche Telekom; EE (BT Group); Los Angeles Fire Department; Miami Police Department; Starlink; T-Mobile for Business; T-Mobile US; Verizon; Versa Networks.

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