ACS to build AT&T's new global headquarters in Texas, valued at about $1.3 billion

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ACS, through its subsidiary Turner, is among the general contractors for AT&T's future global campus near Dallas-Fort Worth (Texas), with an investment budget of close to $1.3 billion (1.18 billion euros). The complex, spanning about 204,000 square meters with seven office buildings, will house around 10,000 people and replace the Whitacre Tower. Turner is also building Oracle's global headquarters and AI campus in Nashville.

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ACS, through Turner, is taking part as a general contractor in AT&T's new global headquarters in Texas, with an investment of close to $1.3 billion.
The campus will cover about 22 hectares, include seven office buildings and roughly 204,000 square meters, and replace the Whitacre Tower.
AT&T expects to concentrate around 10,000 workers at the complex.

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ACS to build AT&T's new global headquarters in Texas, valued at about $1.3 billion

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