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  1. Cogent Communications plans to sell 10 data centers for $225 million, while T-Mobile acquires assets from Sprint.
  2. T-Mobile acquired the UScellular wireless business on August 18, 2025.
  3. The companies involved in the T-Mobile acquisition of UScellular are under scrutiny, with Array's CEO mentioning a T-Mobile deal.

T-Mobile entered a 15-year Master License Agreement with UScellular/Array, and Chambers was named interim President and CEO.

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T-Mobile entered a 15-year Master License Agreement with UScellular/Array, and Chambers was named interim President and CEO.

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The companies involved in the T-Mobile acquisition of UScellular are under scrutiny, with Array's CEO mentioning a T-Mobile deal. All 2 developments

Within Cogent Communications plans to sell 10 data centers for $225 million, while T-Mobile acquires assets from Sprint.

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  • PR NewswireUScellular Completes Sale of Wireless Operations CHICAGO, Aug. 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Array Digital Infrastructure, Inc.SM (NYSE: USM) (the "Company"), formerly known as United States Cellular Corpo
  • PR NewswireUScellular announces expected name change to Array Digital Infrastructure Appoints Doug Chambers as interim President and CEO of Array SM Expects to close on the sale of the wireless operations on Au