DISH Network Corporation - DISH STOCK NEWS

DISH (NYSE:DISH) has teamed up with FreedomFi to pilot the world's first community-driven, neutral host CBRS hotspot network. This initiative aims to enhance connectivity for DISH's wireless customers by leveraging cloud-native open-source platforms like OpenRAN. With the use of GAA CBRS spectrum and contributions from Facebook Connectivity, both companies plan to innovate wireless access through individual deployment of CBRS-based 5G hotspots. The collaboration emphasizes the importance of an open ecosystem in driving technological advancements in next-generation connectivity.

Boost Mobile has launched new low-cost unlimited plans, part of its Carrier Crusher lineup, priced at $25 per month. This initiative aims to attract consumers currently paying over $60 for wireless service by offering significant savings, potentially up to $400 per year. Other options include plans for $15 and $14 per month for unlimited 5GB data. The launch underscores Boost's commitment to affordable wireless access, enabling consumers to retain more disposable income amidst economic constraints.

DISH Network Corporation (NASDAQ: DISH) has partnered with Rakuten Symphony to enhance its 5G network operations through an observability framework (OBF) that collects critical telemetry data. This strategic move aims to optimize the cloud-native, OpenRAN 5G network by leveraging AI and machine learning for real-time performance monitoring and automation. The integration with Rakuten Symphony will streamline service assurance and operational support, ensuring efficient network management and improved customer experience as DISH continues to innovate in wireless technology.

SLING TV has expanded its South Asian content by adding MX ONE, a top subscription video on demand service from MX Player, available in the USA. Offering over 650 hours of shows and web originals in multiple languages, MX ONE caters to the Indian diaspora. The service can be added to the Desi Binge package for $10 monthly or purchased alone for $5. SLING TV aims to enhance viewer experience with this addition, affirming its position as a leader in international content.

Boost Mobile announces its new Carrier Crusher plans, offering 12 months of unlimited talk and text, plus 1GB of high-speed data, for just $100 per year. This price translates to $8.33 per month, making it an attractive option for the 85% of Americans who use under 10GB of data monthly. The new plans include a $20 annual plan with unlimited talk, text, and 15GB of data, alongside $25 and $15 monthly options. Boost aims to target consumers who are overpaying for excess data they do not use.

Equinix, the world's digital infrastructure company, has partnered with DISH to support the United States' first cloud-native, Open RAN-based 5G network. This collaboration will enable DISH to utilize Equinix's extensive interconnection infrastructure in their U.S. data centers. DISH aims to leverage Equinix's network capabilities to enhance 5G connectivity nationwide. Furthermore, Equinix recently launched a 5G and Edge Technology Development Center to facilitate innovative 5G services. This partnership positions both companies favorably in the growing digital infrastructure market.

DISH Network Corporation and Sinclair Broadcast Group announced a multi-year carriage agreement, ensuring Sinclair's 144 local stations across 86 markets will remain available on DISH TV. The Tennis Channel will also continue to be accessible on both DISH TV and SLING TV. Brian Neylon of DISH emphasized the importance of customer focus during negotiations, while Sinclair's William Bell noted the value broadcasters place on local content delivery. This agreement aims to enhance viewing experiences for DISH subscribers.

DISH Network Corporation (NASDAQ: DISH) announced the pricing of $2.75 billion of its 5.25% Senior Secured Notes due 2026 and $2.5 billion of its 5.75% Senior Secured Notes due 2028. The net proceeds will fund an intercompany loan to DISH Network for acquiring wireless spectrum licenses and general corporate purposes, including wireless infrastructure buildout. The offering is expected to close on November 26, 2021, subject to customary conditions. The Notes will be offered solely to qualified institutional buyers and have not been registered under the Securities Act.

DISH Network Corporation announced plans to offer approximately $4 billion of senior secured notes through its subsidiary DISH DBS Corporation. The proceeds will finance the potential purchase of wireless spectrum licenses and support general corporate purposes, including wireless infrastructure buildout. The notes, sold to qualified institutional buyers, will be subordinated to existing unsecured notes. The offering is subject to market conditions, regulatory exemptions, and does not serve as a solicitation to sell.