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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq
That RAN is backhauled by VM though, and BT won't like that. They're still bitter about the loss of those contracts to VM in the first place, but once they own the mobile network that chose VM over them... Hmm.
I wonder if the regulators will make them give up a portion of the 2.6Ghz spectrum, now that the combined company will own two-thirds of the total 2.6Ghz band
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and VM installed a brand new purpose built network off the back of the project.
If BT wanted to take it back, which they probably could in time, I'm pretty sure they would have to invest in such a network to handle it.
Anyway, again, this is not a done deal...yet
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
Vodafone could certainly buy LGI and then put the bits they don't want up for sale, or they could offer LGI a shedload of cash in return for parting with their new baby.
If rumours are to be believed they have already bid. |
Not so much rumours, but "rumour".
Lke I say, it wouldn't suprise me, but I don't see what the attraction is for Liberty, unless Vodafone are going to pay loads a dosh for it.