- AT&T and Amazon Web Services are working together to extend 5G and fiber connectivity from business customers and locations directly into AWS environments, creating secure, resilient and reliable premises-to-cloud architectures for AI workloads.
- The solution is designed to reduce network complexity and latency while supporting real-time analytics, machine learning, and agentic AI use cases.
AT&T and AWS Collaborate on Resilient, Scalable Last Mile Connectivity for Business-Grade AI Workloads – US Press Center
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