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{{Organization
|logo=1920px-AT&T logo 2016.svg.png
|sector=Data, Wireless
|industry=Technology Hardware & Equipment
|type=Public
|foundation=March 3, 1885
|founder=Alexander Graham Bell, Gardiner Greene Hubbard
|location_city=Dallas TX
|location_country=United States
|area_served=Worldwide
|key_people=William Kennard, John Stankey
|products=Satellite television, Fixed-line telephones, Mobile telephones, Internet services, Broadband, Digital television
|revenue=$181 billion
|num_employees=230000
|homepage=https://www.att.com/
|sponsorship=Of Interest
|description=An American multinational conglomerate holding company registered in Delaware and headquartered at Whitacre Tower in Downtown Dallas, Texas. It is the world's largest telecommunications company and the largest provider of mobile telephone services in the U.S. As of 2020, AT&T was ranked 9th on the Fortune 500 rankings of the largest United States corporations, with revenues of $181 billion
}}
=Living Labs – real insights on Smart City use cases=
The Dallas Innovation Alliance (DIA), a 501c(3) public-private partnership, created the DIA Smart Cities Living Lab powered by AT&T. It’s a 4-block corridor in downtown Dallas and houses 9 integrated smart city projects. It also represents the fastest-to-market smart cities initiative in the country.

“This effort is the culmination of the hard work and dedication of our partners across the City of Dallas, civic, academic, corporate partners and the community. We are particularly grateful for the support and leadership of AT&T in making this vision a reality for Dallas.” Jennifer Sanders, DIA Executive Director
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=Smart City projects can help you realize your city’s vision asset=

==Citizen satisfaction and safety==

Improving the way services are delivered with IoT innovations can help transform cities and enhance citizens lives.

==Economic development==

Data analytics of smart city technology can be leveraged to help better plan urban economics and projected development. 

==Sustainability==

Taking a strategic approach to integrate technologies can help cities reduce energy, waste and costs, and advance sustainability goals.