AT&T Public Sector

New technologies like artificial intelligence are poised to revolutionize government delivery systems. However, it’s impossible to fully realize the full potential of these new technologies without the right network capabilities to power them. Gain expert insight on the importance of network transformation: https://sm.att.com/2f009f21

National security agencies often operate in adverse environments; with many of their missions conducted outside the U.S. Our commercial network can help provide connectivity solutions that help ensure seamless, secure communications worldwide. Learn more about how out networking solutions can push mission success. https://sm.att.com/fad5381d

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Federal civilian agencies offer a broad range of services that play a crucial role in American life. That’s why as new technologies emerge to transform how these services are delivered, having a network with fast and reliable connectivity is paramount to success. Learn how network transformation can help support the agency initiatives that affect everyday life. https://sm.att.com/2f009f21

Students and faculty at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville are making new discoveries in telemedicine, agriculture and more. And having access to reliable technology powered by fast, secure connectivity --can be critical when reading that data. Learn more about how we provided UT with resources to help manage the sensitive data they handle daily. https://sm.att.com/656ee611

Since 2021, AT&T has expanded our network coverage on Tribal lands by more than 40%. Expanding network coverage on Tribal lands and opening Connected Learning Centers on reservations in California and Oklahoma—are just the start. Learn more about the next big step in our commitment to closing the digital divide. AT&T Commitment to Bridge Digital Divide Increases to $5 Billion https://sm.att.com/9af42801

Federal agencies must ensure their network infrastructure is sufficiently modernized to support new advanced capabilities like artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing. To help prepare for the future, transitioning to Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS) is one of the first steps an agency can take to help modernize effectively. Learn more about how agencies are transforming their network: https://sm.att.com/2f009f21

Millions of Americans still lack internet, isolating them from opportunities around digital literacy and economic growth. That’s why we’re investing another $3B to help 25 million people get and stay connected to affordable, high-speed internet access by 2030. Learn more about our commitment to bringing access to connectivity in reach for all Americans. https://sm.att.com/c0584f6c

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville is performing cutting-edge research in fields like agriculture, telemedicine, and transportation. Our technology provides fast speeds and very low latency to help students and faculty work with minimal interruption. Learn how we're powering innovation at the University of Tennessee Knoxville: https://sm.att.com/be97b70a

Since 2021, nearly 5 million people have benefitted from our expanded network coverage, digital literacy programs, and Connected Learning Centers. We’re committed to helping bridge the digital divide by providing access to resources that help enhance opportunities in education, employment, and economic growth. Now, we’re deepening that commitment by committing a total of $5 billion over this decade to help a total of 25 million Americans get and stay connected by 2030. Learn more about how internet access and learning services can open a world of possibilities. https://sm.att.com/7ee33188