Telco selling off legacy facilities amid copper network shutdown
Telco selling off legacy facilities amid copper network shutdown
July 02, 2026
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Several former telephone exchanges (aka Central Offices) operated by Telstra in Australia have been sold and are slated for redevelopment.Sydney exchange set to be developed into apartments
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