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T-Mobile, Global Telecom Partner to Advance 5G Connectivity with TITAN Devices
ByAinvest
Friday, Aug 15, 2025 8:06 am ET1min read
Global Telecom Engineering's TITAN 5G devices have been added to T-Mobile's T-Priority Program, advancing reliable broadband for critical sectors like public safety and rural infrastructure in the US. The TITAN series offers high-performance connectivity up to 10 miles from the RAN, with features like intent-based network optimization and high-gain antennas. The program aims to provide seamless integration with existing infrastructure and offer zero-touch deployment and remote management capabilities.
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