AT&T and Dish outspend T-Mobile in Andromeda auction for mid-band spectrum

What you need to know FCC's Auction 110 concluded in November 2021 with nearly $22 billion in bids for the mid-band spectrum. AT&T was the biggest winner with $9 billion in winning bids leading Dish Network with $7.3 billion. There is 100MHz available between 3.45GHz and 3.55GHz, with each bidder allowed up to 40MHz. Wireless carriers have spent and are continuing to spend billions of dollars on precious mid-band spectrum, which is key to building a fast and competitive 5G network. As reported by Light Reading, Auction 110, nicknamed the Andromeda Auction, resulted in nearly $22 billion in bids in November, with the FCC releasing the names of the winning bidders in January 2022. The biggest winner was AT&T, with $9 billion committed and 1,624 licenses won. Dish Network also showed up in a big way with $7.3 billion, and 1,232 licenses won. The list of winners includes several other wireless companies like T-Mobile with $2.9 billion and 199 licenses and UScellular with $5...
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