Dish cuts a $5B deal with AT&T to use its 5G network amid T-Mobile squabble
(Android Central)

AT&T just got in the middle of some drama between DISH and T-Mobile. What you need to know Dish has signed a 10-year deal with AT&T to access its wireless network. The $5 billion deal will help Dish support customers on its network, including Boost Mobile subscribers. This new deal comes amid recent quarreling between Dish and T-Mobile. Dish has decided that it can`t longer rely solely on T-Mobile to support it while builds out its own 5G network. The company announced on Monday that it has entered into a multi-year Network Services Agreement (NSA) with AT&T to access its 4G and 5G networks, making it the primary network service provider for Dish and its customers. The deal, values at $5 billion, will allow Dish customers to tap into the AT&T 5G network for as long as 10 years. That includes Boost Mobile, Ting, and Republic Wireless subscribers. The deal comes at a difficult time for Dish, which is in the process of deploying its own 5G network to better compet...