T-Mobile Mobilizes $500,000 Emergency Response Package: Donations, Network Support Aid Texas Flood Victims

T-Mobile Mobilizes $500,000 Emergency Response Package: Donations, Network Support Aid Texas Flood Victims

T-Mobile deploys emergency network support and $500K donation for Texas flood victims, plus 2:1 employee matching program. Enhanced connectivity aids first responders. Learn more.

Carriers Respond to Texas Floods - Inside Towers

Carriers are busy in Texas helping customers impacted by the flooding. AT&T (NYSE: T) and the non-profit Information Technology Disaster Resource Center deployed its 40-foot Mobile Connectivity Center. The connectivity resource is free to the public and will further support those affected by the floods with access to WiFi, 16 computers, and facilities to charge their devices. The MCC is at Schreiner University, located near Flato Hall, located a…

Verizon, T-Mobile, And AT&T Respond To Texas Floods With Free Connectivity, Emergency Support, And Mobile Resources To Keep Communities Connected During Ongoing Recovery Efforts

Texas has been hit with rather devastating floods in the past few days owing to the heavy rainfall that led to quite a lot of fatalities especially the Texas Hill Country side where the catastrophe has hit the hardest. While the flash good emergencies are proactively working, there still have been 100 fatalities confirmed and many are still seeking relief efforts for being rescued. With the situation at hand, the telecommunication service provid…

Telecom news: Zain, Huawei, AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Airtel, Jio, Vi - TelecomLead

Today’s telecom news includes announcements on operators are deploying critical connectivity solutions amid Texas flooding, Zain KSA, Huawei, India phone users face tariff hike, among others. Kazakhstan mobile network US Telecom Giants Deploy Critical Connectivity Solutions Amid Texas Flooding After flooding in Texas, AT&T activated its FirstNet network for public safety, deployed a 40-foot Mobile Connectivity Center with free Wi-Fi and charging…

T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon step up and help flood-hit Texas

The telcos are providing low-earth orbit satellite data, free Wi-Fi, essential supplies and more.