Dish Wireless, operating in the United States of America (North America & Caribbean) under Mobile Country Code (MCC) 313 and Mobile Network Code (MNC) 340, represents a relatively new entrant to the fiercely competitive US mobile carrier landscape. Unlike established giants like Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, Dish is building its network from the ground up, leveraging a focus on open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) technology. This innovative approach aims to create a more flexible and cost-effective network infrastructure, potentially paving the way for unique service offerings and pricing strategies in the future. As a national provider, Dish Wireless intends to offer coverage across the entire United States, although its current coverage footprint is still growing. While initially focused on meeting regulatory requirements for spectrum usage, Dish is strategically expanding its 5G network with the intent of directly competing with the major players. The company's journey is marked by partnerships with various vendors and a commitment to disruptive technology, setting it apart from the more incrementally evolving existing networks with strong brand name recognition. Whether DISH can disrupt the stranglehold of the big three carriers remains to be seen, but many will track this effort with great interest.