Silicon Valley companies such as Facebook support at&t acquisitions T

Beijing Time June 7 Evening News, Silicon Valley technology companies such as Facebook and some venture capital companies have expressed support for the At&t acquisition T the USA deal, so that the deal through approval to win the chips. At&t announced in March this year that it would buy Deutsche Telekom's T USA for 39 billion dollars.　　After the deal is completed, At&t will overtake Verizon as America's largest mobile operator. Earlier, technology companies such as Yahoo, Microsoft and rim have expressed support for at&t to buy T USA.　　Given the ability of Silicon Valley companies to innovate, it is crucial to get their support. At&t in a document submitted to the Federal Communications Commission (hereinafter referred to as "the FCC"): "to meet the growing needs of consumers, continue to lead the global wireless broadband services, many policy issues can not be resolved in the short term, the FCC must take into account the benefits of the merger, and eventually approved the deal. "As the two major players in the mobile market, Apple and Google are not yet on the deal." Earlier, U.S. regional small mobile operators leap Wireless Analysys and MetroPCS Communications, as well as the U.S. third largest wireless operator Sprint has made it clear that the opposition at&t acquisition T　　USA. Many antitrust experts believe the deal could not be approved on the basis of the original contract, as it would largely reduce competition in the mobile market. The question now is whether At&t is willing to make enough compromises to gain the support of the Ministry of Justice. (Li Ming)