Big Trucks, Satellites and Drones: An Inside Look at the Tech Behind T-Mobile's Disaster Team - CNET
Google News • 12/15/2025 • Last cited 12/17/2025
Summary
T-Mobile's disaster response team utilizes advanced technology, including big trucks, satellites, and drones, to enhance their operational capabilities during emergencies, according to CNET. The article provides an in-depth look at how these tools are integrated into their disaster management strategies.
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