Corning to build new Arizona optical cable factory

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Corning to build new Arizona optical cable factory
Corning announced plans on Tuesday to build a new optical cable manufacturing plant in Arizona as the US government moves to award $42 billion to expand broadband to millions of unserved Americans. The factory in Gilbert, Arizona, expected to open in 2024, will help supply AT&T, the largest ...

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