Verizon Retrofitting Legacy Telco Central Offices into Data Centers

October 14, 2026

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Verizon is retrofitting its central offices, previously used for Class 5 voice services, into data centers. This move follows Verizon's recent acquisition of Frontier, aiming to enhance network capabilities. InfraSale's audience should monitor this trend as it reflects the growing demand for data center infrastructure and the evolution of telecom assets. The implications for site acquisition and utility policy are noteworthy.

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