AT&T says it has deployed 5G edge zones in 10 areas, with plans to expand to 12 zones by the end of 2022. Those data centers “will be located…close to cross connect facilities that have fast connections to nearby cloud facilities run by the ‘hyperscaler’ cloud providers,” says Jeremy Legg, AT&T chief technology officer.
Presumably AT&T is referring to the edge zones it has created using Azure and Google resources. The objective is to bring computing locations closer to where end users are.
Undoubtedly the concept is similar to the way AWS and Verizon have created Wavelength zones.
source: AWS
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