AT&T picks Akron for $120 million high-tech center
Akron Beacon Journal
AT&T has chosen Akron to house its ninth mobility center in the country — an investment of $120 million in high-tech equipment.
The announcement of the major infrastructure investment was made in the former Ohio Bell Data Center off of Opportunity Parkway in downtown Akron. The facility first opened in 1985 and handled service orders and prepared customer bills. The building has been retrofitted and will handle the latest in wireless network technology, officials said.
Read more
AT&T has chosen Akron to house its ninth mobility center in the country — an investment of $120 million in high-tech equipment.
The announcement of the major infrastructure investment was made in the former Ohio Bell Data Center off of Opportunity Parkway in downtown Akron. The facility first opened in 1985 and handled service orders and prepared customer bills. The building has been retrofitted and will handle the latest in wireless network technology, officials said.
Read more
Labels: Akron, ATT, mobility center
posted by Connect Ohio at
9:24 AM
<< Home