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Over the last few years, T-Mobile has managed to position itself as a leader in the development of Cloud technology. And, in recent months, the German telecommunications giant has been searching meticulously for a way to join to world crypto-finance and Blockchain development.

For the time being, the only relationship that T-Mobile has had with Blockchain technologies has been its issue with network interference while mining ASIC sources. In fact, on November 15th, 2017, the company made a formal complaint to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) about interference on its LTE network. Apparently, the interference signals were coming from an unidentified source that was emitting radio waves in the 700MHz wavelength.

After a brief investigation, the FCC sent a summons to Victor Rosario, the owner of an ASIC mining rig known as Antminer S5 and built by Bitmain. Rosario has been given a 20-day period to cease operations or he could be facing jail time.



Still, not even this has not hampered T-Mobile’s plans to join the world of crypto-finance. Currently, the German company is working to find a solution to the computing problems being faced by large companies who use both Blockchain and Cloud technologies. Moreover, last November, Chris Spanton, one of the lead developer for T-Mobile’s Hyper Directory, has revealed plans for a project to develop of Proof of Concept Blockchain.

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