AZIO AI Signs AT&T Fiber Agreement for Texas AI Data Campus
AZIO AI said in a press release that it has executed a Master Services Agreement with AT&T to provide enterprise fiber connectivity for its first 500 megawatt AI data campus in Texas.
The company said it has committed about $2.4 million under the agreement for high capacity fiber services. The connectivity will support AI training, inference, GPU cloud computing, enterprise colocation, and high performance computing workloads.
The agreement creates a standard framework for network deployment across AZIO AI's initial Texas campus. The company said the site has 500 MW of power availability and is planned to support modular data center buildout for AI infrastructure customers.
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