AT&T Latin America signs strategic alliance with Canbras Group. (Brazil).

From: Latin America Telecom | Date: March 1, 2002 | Copyright information

AT&T Latin America Corp., a facilities-based provider of integrated high-bandwidth business communications services and solutions, announced that its subsidiary in Brazil has extended coverage and network capillarity into one of the country's most important industrial regions through a strategic agreement signed with the Greater Sao Paulo area subsidiaries of Canbras Communications Corp., Canbras Group.

Additionally, through the Canbras Group's network usage agreement w...

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