Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past nine months or so, you probably already know that T-Mobile managed to turn life’s (read the pandemic’s) lemons into lemonade, enjoying industry-leading growth primarily as a result of completing its long-in-the-works Sprint acquisition last year.
But while the “Un-carrier” could have never surpassed AT&T’s subscriber numbers without absorbing a large part of the “Now Network’s” customer base, the net gains recorded during the final six months of 2020 had almost nothing to do with the $26 billion mega merger.
