AT&T Foundry innovation center opens its doors in Palo Alto to help devs do what they do

We’ve heard of keeping up with the Joneses, but this is getting ridiculous. First it was Verizon , then Vodafone , and now Ma Bell — with an assist from Ericsson — has built an innovation center in Silicon Valley. This new center completes the triumvirate of AT&T Foundry facilities (the other two are in Texas and Israel), and is a part of the company’s strategy to accelerate the process of developing and delivering new products to its customers. Right now, there are over 100 projects in development in Palo Alto, and AT&T is looking to add more. Those who are chosen gain access to AT&T’s networks and expertise to ensure that new projects play nice with all of the company’s gear, and it’s already produced a few things that were on display at the center’s grand opening. Want a sneak peek at what’s in AT&T’s innovation pipeline? Read on past the break to get it. Gallery: AT&T Foundry grand opening in Palo Alto, California Continue reading AT&T Foundry innovation center opens its doors in Palo Alto to help devs do what they do AT&T Foundry innovation center opens its doors in Palo Alto to help devs do what they do originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 15 Sep 2011 07:31:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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