Factoid: 250 million phone calls each weekday on the AT&T network
Tuesday, October 30th, 2007According to the AT&T research paper Hancock: A Language for Processing Very Large-Scale Data, 250 million calls are made each weekday on the AT&T network.
According to the AT&T research paper Hancock: A Language for Processing Very Large-Scale Data, 250 million calls are made each weekday on the AT&T network.
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