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After 10 Seasons of Free MLB.TV, T-Mobile Now Has a Hand in Strike Calls

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T-Mobile is back on the baseball field, not with a glove, but with a 5G-powered assist. The wireless provider is helping Major League Baseball roll out its automated ball-strike (ABS) system at the major league level for the first time, using a private 5G network to support real-time decision-making during spring training games at Steinbrenner Field in Tampa. It’s not quite robo-ump territory, but it’s close. ABS System Gets a Big-League Tryout …
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After 10 Seasons of Free MLB.TV, T-Mobile Now Has a Hand in Strike Calls

T-Mobile is back on the baseball field, not with a glove, but with a 5G-powered assist. The wireless provider is helping Major League Baseball roll out its automated ball-strike (ABS) system at the major league level for the first time, using a private 5G network to support real-time decision-making during spring training games at Steinbrenner Field in Tampa. It’s not quite robo-ump territory, but it’s close. ABS System Gets a Big-League Tryout …

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