AT&Tは、旧式の電話ネットワークの保守要件をめぐり、カリフォルニア州と法的な紛争状態にある。
同通信会社は、銅線をベースとしたインフラの維持管理に関する州の規則に対し異議を唱えている。これらのネットワークの維持は、現在進行中の法的な対立の中で、カリフォルニア州にとって数十億ドル規模の問題となっている。
AT&T、銅線ネットワークの規制をめぐりカリフォルニア州と法廷闘争へ
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