T-Mobile (TMUS) announced that Siemens Energy (SIEGY) has selected its SuperMobile solution to enhance connectivity across its U.S. operations from manufacturing sites to remote installation and service jobs. The company said, “Siemens Energy manufactures and services the technology that powers America – its equipment supports nearly 25% of all U.S. energy generation. The company has 13,000 employees at 25 facilities and 14 service centers in this country. That includes 1,000 field technicians who inspect, repair, and modernize more than 1,500 turbines and generators in 30 locations. The company’s vast footprint demands constant connectivity. These teams work in power plants, substations, and remote sites where every minute matters. Siemens Energy uses T-Mobile’s SuperMobile for intelligent connectivity, built-in security, and seamless satellite-to-cell coverage that keeps crews connected and ready – powering progress from the busiest cities to the most remote corners of the grid.”
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