ALEXANDRIA, Va. – Pentagon FCU announced yesterday it has signed a three-year multi-million dollar telecommunications contract with AT&T. AT&T will upgrade existing data infrastructure and extend its voice and data capabilities at 26 domestic and international location for the $10 billion credit union. AT&T will also continue to provide voice and data service to Pentagon FCU through its OneNet Service.
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