AT&T Boosts Network Speeds for South


Posted on November 14, 2022
Marcomm


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A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to celebrate new small cell towers placed at ten locations around the University of South Alabama campus. From left, Dustin Nolan, AT&T area manager OSP planning and engineering; Lizabeth Stanton, AT&T fiber executive; Glyn Agnew, regional director, AT&T Alabama; Jo Bonner, University of South Alabama president; Dr. Andi Kent, University of South Alabama executive vice president and provost; Matt Coker, AT&T client solutions executive; Mike Smith, manager OSP planning and engineering.

A partnership between the University of South Alabama and AT&T will give a big boost in wireless connectivity to customers of the mobile digital wireless company.

AT&T is adding new small cell towers around campus to enhance the area’s coverage and help give customers faster, more reliable wireless service for the best possible experience over the AT&T network. 

“Access to high-speed internet connectivity is essential in how University of South Alabama students, faculty and researchers collaborate, learn and connect in today’s world,” said University of South Alabama President Jo Bonner. “AT&T’s investment in new wireless infrastructure on campus provides the connectivity needed for our students and faculty to discover new possibilities and develop innovative solutions that will have a positive impact on our society.”

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at one of the small cell towers near the Student Center on Monday, November 14, 2022. By the start of the spring 2023 semester ten small cell towers will be in place allowing for complete coverage on campus.

“At AT&T, we are proud to invest in our wireless network to provide ultra-fast, reliable connectivity at the University of South Alabama campus,” said C. Wayne Hutchens, president, AT&T Alabama. “This new wireless infrastructure will help University of South Alabama students, faculty and visitors stay connected, explore new learning experiences and participate in campus activities.” 


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