Verizon signs Google data center network deal worth over $1 billion
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Verizon signed a network deal worth more than US$1 billion to connect Google's data centers, according to Telecoms.com. Verizon said it has additional similar deals in its pipeline.
Verizon signed a deal worth more than US$1 billion with Google to connect Google's data centers, according to a Telecoms.com report. The report did not specify the signing date beyond publication context.
The agreement covers connectivity for Google's data centers. The source description did not provide technical details on the network scope, locations, capacity, or contract term.
Verizon said it has more deals like this in the pipeline. The source description did not name other customers, give projected values, or provide timelines for those additional agreements.
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