Bank of America Says SpaceX Mobile Network Could Boost T-Mobile and Tower Companies
TLDR
- Bank of America says SpaceX’s wireless push would benefit T-Mobile, tower firms, and spectrum values
- A femtocell-based network would need up to 1.5 billion units nationwide, costing trillions
- SpaceX faces hurdles including limited spectrum, zoning, power, fiber, and leasing needs
- Crown Castle says towers offer faster deployment than building new sites from scratch
- Satellite direct-to-device is seen as a complement to land-based networks, not a replacement
SpaceX’s plans to enter the wireless market are drawing attention from Wall Street, with Bank of America saying the move could actually help T-Mobile and tower companies rather than hurt them.
BREAKING: Bank of America says SpaceX’s wireless ambitions could benefit T-Mobile, cell tower companies and spectrum values.
• A nationwide network would require major investment, more spectrum and years of infrastructure development.
• SpaceX’s satellite service is expected… pic.twitter.com/59JIzmd0s3
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The analysis came after BofA analysts spoke with T-Mobile’s Chief Technology Officer Dr. John Saw and executives at Crown Castle.
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