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Former EDS building demolished in Plano to make way for AT&T campus
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· August 9, 2026
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Key points The building was torn down to clear the way for a new development. A demolition has taken place in Plano, involving the former EDS building.
A demolition has taken place in Plano , involving the former EDS building.
The building was torn down to clear the way for a new development.
Further information on this project, including details about the upcoming AT&T campus, can be found through WFAA, the local news source reporting on the demolition.
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Published: August 9, 2026 ·
Source: WFAA ·
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