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Doubt it. While it is in the best interests of this new company to see Wind succeed, they will still be hampered by unique frequencies with a small user base. Since nobody else in this new entity uses AWS, Wind Canada still can't split orders with them, so I don't see the connection they're making, unless they plan on convincing manufacturers to use pentaband chips just for Wind Canada.
 

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With this deal comes a 20 billion dollar debt, I can not see how this will expand the handset choices nor the network. Even today there is talk of dissension in the ranks at Vimpelcom. It is a wait and see game now. T-Mobile being sold to AT&T is now also something that has to be looked at as a possible factor for less AWS handsets. Some sources have hinted that the platform ( AWS ) may be phased out due to lack of handset choices and increased costs.
another case of wait and see.
 
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