Telecommunications

The leading industry cluster within the Telecom Corridor® area is telecommunications.

This cluster includes:

  • carriers/service providers
  • telecom equipment manufacturers
  • consulting firms
  • wireless communications companies
  • photonics/optics networking firm


Major Richardson Telecom Companies
AT&T Inc.
Significant operations at numerous locations in Richardson with 4,500 employees
  • U-Verse Business Unit
  • DSL Broadband Planning
  • Network Operations Center
  • Integration Services
  • Customer Service
Ericsson
Division located at former two-building Nortel campus
  •  2,500 employees
  • Communications equipment
 
Fujitsu
Two Richardson divisions headquartered at the Fujitsu Telecom Parkway campus:
 
Fujitsu Network Communications
  • 1,200 employees 
  • fiber optic transmission and IP broadband platforms
  • IT and carrier-class telecommunications solutions for
    North American Service Provider and Cable TV markets

Fujitsu Transaction Solutions

  • 350 employees
  • Solutions software for point-of-sale store technology
  • U-Scan self-checkout systems
  • Multi-vendor lifecycle services for retail customers
Cisco Systems
2 divisions at E. Renner Road campus with 1,200 employees
  • Photonics: Designs and develops optical networking, wireless,
    IP telephony and other telecommunications solutions.
  • Cisco telecommunications HQ and data center

Verizon
2 divisions with 2,250 employees in Richardson

  • Verizon Business
  • Wireless/Engineering
Samsung Mobile 
  • US HQ with over 725 employees
  • Researches, develops and markets telecommunications communications systems and products throughout North America.
Products include:
  • Handheld cell phones
  • Wireless infrastructure systems
  • Analog and digital key phone systems and printers.
MetroPCS
A start up in 2002, now with 6 million+ subscribers.
Moved its corporate HQ to Richardson in 2007 with 400+ employees.
  • Wireless broadband personal communications services
  • No long term contract, flat rate, unlimited usage

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