T-Mobile and Disney StudioLAB Team Up to Advance Storytelling Innovation Using 5G
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) has announced a five-year innovation partnership with Disney Studios StudioLAB to enhance entertainment production and consumer experiences using its 5G network. The collaboration aims to explore advanced storytelling capabilities, virtual presence, and Mixed Reality technologies. T-Mobile's extensive 5G coverage, reaching over 310 million people, will facilitate new methods for capturing and distributing content efficiently. The partnership signals a commitment to drive innovation in the entertainment industry, leveraging cutting-edge technologies for transformative content creation.
- Partnership with Disney Studios StudioLAB enhances T-Mobile's position in the entertainment sector.
- 5G network supports innovative content production and immersive consumer experiences.
- Access to T-Mobile's coverage of over 310 million people strengthens potential reach.
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With a new 5-year innovation partnership, Disney Studios StudioLAB will collaborate with T-Mobile to explore new innovations in how entertainment is produced and experienced
“Disney has been at the heart of storytelling for generations, making magic that inspires us to dream big and see the world in new ways, and that’s why the T-Mobile team is excited they chose to work with us on 5G innovation,” said
T-Mobile and StudioLAB plan to explore emerging technologies such as virtual presence, Mixed Reality and immersive experiences for consumers. In addition, the teams plan to use Ultra Capacity 5G to test new, more efficient ways to capture, produce and distribute content, both from inside a studio as well as from remote locations. For example, teams might explore the use of wireless technology that enables executives located anywhere in the world to scout a remote movie location. Other innovations might improve how video content is transferred in real time from remote locations to the cloud using T-Mobile’s 5G network.
“We’re just getting started and the possibilities are endless for how 5G can infuse new magic into the entertainment business,” said
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T-Mobile 5G, a Platform for Innovation
Entertainment is one of many industries being transformed today by T-Mobile 5G. And fueling innovation that keeps businesses and consumers better connected is why T-Mobile is building the largest, fastest and most advanced nationwide 5G network in the country. Today,
With its leading 5G network as the foundation, T-Mobile fuels innovation and helps build the 5G ecosystem with a number of initiatives. Its newly unveiled Tech Experience 5G Hub is a 24,000 square foot workspace where entrepreneurs and partners can tap into 5G working alongside T-Mobile engineers. In addition, the T-Mobile Accelerator is the lead 5G launch partner in
For more information on T-Mobile’s network, visit T-Mobile.com/coverage. Follow T-Mobile’s Official Twitter Newsroom @TMobileNews to stay up to date with the latest company news.
To learn more about Disney Studios StudioLAB, visit https://studiolab.disney.com.
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