By Monica Alleven
T-Mobile won by far the lion's share of licenses in the FCC's 2.5 GHz auction, but AT&T is saying "not so fast" in terms of the government granting them.
The auction, which closed in late August, raised a total of $428 million, most of which came from T-Mobile.
T-Mobile already has a huge position in the band, thanks to its acquisition of Sprint. AT&T argues that the FCC should deny T-Mobile's long-form application or condition its grant on T-Mobile's divestiture of some mid-band spectrum "to avoid harm to competition and the public interest."
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