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T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) has activated its emergency operations plan as Hurricane Milton approaches Florida. The company has taken steps to harden its network and prepare for extreme weather conditions. Key actions include:

- Mobilizing emergency teams and equipment
- Coordinating with federal and state agencies
- Temporarily closing stores and facilities in Milton's path
- Deploying innovative technologies like Cognitive Self-Organizing Network and AI-enabled optimization
- Pre-staging equipment and supplies for rapid deployment
- Enabling Wireless Emergency Alerts and SMS, including 911 texting
- Receiving FCC approval for T-Mobile Starlink Direct-to-Cellular service in affected areas

T-Mobile is ready to support cross-carrier roaming requests and prioritize coverage restoration for first responders and critical infrastructure.

T-Mobile has introduced 5G On Demand, a portable 5G private network solution deployable in under 48 hours. This new offering provides low-latency, high-bandwidth connectivity for data-intensive applications from virtually anywhere. Set to be commercially available by the end of 2024, 5G On Demand caters to industries like media and entertainment, oil and gas, and construction.

The solution has already been utilized at high-profile events like the PGA Championship and KPMG Women's PGA Championship, enhancing operations and fan experiences. When combined with Sony's equipment, it achieved glass-to-glass latency under 100 milliseconds. 5G On Demand addresses challenges such as bandwidth limitations and environmental obstacles, offering cost-effective alternatives to permanent custom-built private networks and reducing dependency on fiber infrastructure.

T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) has been crowned with the world's best 5G Availability in a new global report by Opensignal. This marks the fourth consecutive year T-Mobile is the only U.S. operator to receive a 5G Global Winner award. The report shows T-Mobile customers in the U.S. are connected to 5G 67.4% of the time, while in Puerto Rico, the connection rate reaches 71.7%.

T-Mobile's 5G network covers over 330 million people across two million square miles. Its Ultra Capacity 5G covers more than 300 million people, with over 2x more square miles of coverage than similar mid-band 5G offerings from competitors. The report emphasizes the importance of 5G availability in measuring network performance, as it directly impacts users' ability to benefit from 5G's faster speeds and lower latency.

T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) has announced $50,000 in donations to five nonprofit organizations in Idaho, southern Oregon, and Utah through its Difference Maker Award program. Each organization will receive $10,000 to support their community initiatives. The recipients include:

• Canines with a Cause Utah
• Faces of Hope Idaho
• Idaho Humane Society
• Kids Unlimited of Oregon
• Ronald McDonald House Charities of Idaho

This brings the total contributions to $300,000 for 30 nonprofits since the program's launch in 2023. T-Mobile employees in the Mountain West area selected these organizations and participated in a day of service. The Difference Maker Award recognizes top-performing employees and allows them to support local charities.

Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) Rice Rivers Center is leveraging T-Mobile's 5G network to protect the endangered Atlantic sturgeon in the James River. The project uses real-time tracking technology to monitor sturgeon movements, allowing power plants to adjust water intake and safeguard spawning habitats. T-Mobile's IoT Control Center optimizes data transmission and device management for the acoustic receivers.

This initiative, currently the largest real-time acoustic telemetry system on the U.S. East Coast, is making a global impact. The Center shares its data with researchers worldwide and local schools, enhancing environmental education. VCU is developing a website for students and educators to access telemetry data for research projects. Future plans include exploring AI applications to predict sturgeon movements more accurately, potentially improving conservation efforts.

T-Mobile has released a guide on how to handle the critical first 72 hours after a disaster strikes. The guide emphasizes self-sufficiency and preparedness, breaking down actions into three time periods:

First 24 Hours: Focus on safety, assess surroundings, and stay informed via battery-powered radio. 24 to 48 Hours: Check essentials, document damage, connect with family using T-Mobile's emergency trucks, and seek assistance if needed. 48 to 72 Hours: Continue communication, address health issues, and start planning for long-term recovery.

The guide also stresses the importance of mental health care and using the experience to improve future disaster preparedness. T-Mobile highlights its commitment to restoring connectivity and providing Wi-Fi and device-charging trucks during emergencies.

Ultra Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) has announced the removal of all high-speed data caps on its unlimited plans, effective immediately for both new and existing customers. This upgrade applies to Ultra Unlimited and Ultra Unlimited+ plans at no additional cost. Customers can now enjoy unrestricted streaming, browsing, and connectivity on the T-Mobile 5G network, which is touted as America's fastest 5G prepaid network.

To celebrate this upgrade, Ultra Mobile is offering a chance for 50 winners to receive six months of Ultra Unlimited and six months of their favorite streaming service. The company is also promoting a -time offer for families, with three lines of Ultra Unlimited available for $85. Ultra Mobile plans include unlimited talk and text to over 90 countries, unlimited talk and text to and from Mexico, and mobile hotspot capabilities.

T-Mobile US, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMUS) has announced its upcoming third quarter 2024 earnings call, scheduled for Wednesday, October 23, 2024, at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time (EDT). The call will be accessible via dial-in with pre-registration and a webcast link on the company's Investor Relations website. The earnings release, Investor Factbook, and related materials will be available at approximately 4:05 p.m. EDT on the same day.

Investors can access the live broadcast and replay of the earnings call through the T-Mobile Investor Relations website. The company also utilizes various social media channels for disclosing material information, including the @TMobileIR, @MikeSievert, and @TMobileCFO X accounts, as well as the CFO's LinkedIn account.

T-Mobile has activated its emergency response for Hurricane Helene, a Category 1 hurricane expected to make landfall in Florida's Big Bend area. The company is preparing for severe winds up to 125 mph, 8-12 inches of rain, and potentially fatal storm surge across Florida, Alabama, and Georgia.

T-Mobile's preparations include:

• Pre-staging equipment for rapid deployment
• Ensuring backup power resources are ready
• Deploying mobile emergency operations centers, satellite equipment, and portable generators
• Offering unlimited talk, text, and data for affected customers from September 26 to October 2
• Engaging with federal, state, and local officials and emergency management agencies
• Preparing community support assets like Wi-Fi and device charging stations

T-Mobile is monitoring potential impacts on employees and retail stores, with some locations possibly closing or modifying hours.