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whether that might be something that makes sense to put some dollars behind?
could you give us any sense of the mix between the extra SSID from someone's home modem versus the hotspots
You bid also in the re-auction of the DE stuff. Do you have plans to bid in the upcoming C-band auction?
Does that keep it away from DBS shareholders and any OpEx obligations, meaning like the tower companies?
I assume these are not operational. These are all passive
What is the go-to-market strategy as the fourth network operator? And do you think that, that, at this point, requires a major distribution partner?
is there any reasonable time frame that you can provide in terms of when whatever the resolution is reached with the FCC?
Would you consider an MVNO partnership with Comcast and would customers access both Boost's network and AT&T/T-Mobile roaming?
Can you discuss investment in distribution, advertising, and new routes to market, referencing competitor strategies?
gross adds being up 13.5% seems like a pretty major inflection. Obviously, service revenue grew sequentially
You're not gonna break that out, and we're not gonna get some sense of kind of what the inflection was on the growth
how many subs amount of traffic, whatever it is that are on the network that you built versus your roaming partners
can you just characterize, kind of, what they've told you about some of their longer-term plans, what role you may play?
T-Mobile is packaging Starlink as a backup for businesses using 5G Internet, branding it Super Broadband
is there other things that you need at the federal level to really kind of unlock your ability to ramp Cybercab?
when do you anticipate looking at autonomy for the Semi -- because that seems like a pretty sizable market
FSD 14, it has a different feel than 13, and it's also, I think, a little different than what it feels like in Austin
is the limitation in the Bay Area just regulatory, or is it kind of the market by market learning process