If you haven't been paying attention, here's the skinny: US carriers are doing everything they can to expand their horizons, and in the case of Verizon and AT&T, this sense of urgency has led to the creation of numerous
innovation labs. In a nutshell, these
facilities serve as
incubation centers for startups and well-positioned outfits alike that are looking to add cellular connectivity to whatever it is they're hawking.
AT&T's latest facility -- its fourth in total -- will open its doors later today, with the Atlanta-based Foundry focusing on innovation in the
connected car and emerging devices sectors. Moreover, it'll be used to further AT&T's own U-verse and
Digital Life platforms, though specifics of what exactly engineers will be toiling on remain under wraps. For an idea of what all goes down at places like this, have a look at a tour we took through one of Verizon's Innovation Centers
right here; we're hoping to get a similar look at AT&T's lairs when time allows.
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