There’s ‘no basis’ for claims by ALTS and Conversent Communicatio...
There’s “no basis” for claims by ALTS and Conversent Communications that Verizon overcharges for power to colocation arrangements, Verizon said in ex parte letter sent Fri. to FCC. Verizon said it didn’t “simply pass along current from the electric…
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grid” but also added provisions for emergency backup power and upgraded its buildings to handle added power. Company said that to resolve those complaints, which also had come up in state proceedings, Verizon would change way it charged for power to better break out costs and give colocators more control over costs.