Underlying Carrier Network definition

Underlying Carrier Network means the wireless network generally accessible to MVNO subscribers (i.e., GSM, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSPA+, and LTE from time to time), including the Underlying Carrier Facilities that are operated by Underlying Carrier, but excludes all successor networks.
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Examples of Underlying Carrier Network in a sentence

  • Customer Offerings depend on the network coverage area provided by the Underlying Carrier and will be available within the range of the service area of the Underlying Carrier Network (as this area exists from time to time) in accordance with the separate agreement that DISH has entered into with the Underlying Carrier.

  • Intelletrace guarantees average (in a calendar month) roundtrip latency between the Internet access routers on the Underlying Carrier Network of no more than the latency figures below.

  • MVNE SP will have no liability for DISH’s or DISH Subscribers’ Devices failure to meet industry or certification standards for compatibility or regulatory requirements associated with DISH’s Customer Offerings, or for Devices that do not work on the Underlying Carrier Network or do not work properly, except to the extent caused by any act(s) or omission(s) of MVNE SP, its Affiliates or any MVNE Personnel.