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T-Mobile May Lose Use Of Cingular California Network
Since the Cingular + AT&T Wireless Enterprises deal was announced, it has thrown a wrench into T-Mobile's plans for the mobile phone service they offer in California. That's because T-Mob actually uses Cingular's network in the Cal-Neva region. The terms of the roaming deal originally were appealing for both companies: T-Mobile offered Cingular additional coverage and capacity in New York in exchange for coverage in California and Nevada. But with the AWE acquisition, Cingular no longer needs T-Mobile's contribution. It's likely that the deal will not be renewed whenever it expires. This will leave T-Mobile in a tight spot where they will either have to negotiate less favorable roaming terms, or build out their own infrastructure in the West.
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