AT&T has struck a deal to buy CenturyLink's consumer fiber broadband division for $5.75 billion, giving the Internet provider another 1.1 million fiber customers in 11 states.

Lumen Technologies, the successor of Qwest Communications International and owner of CenturyLink, has reached an agreement to sell its consumer fiber business, called Quantum Fiber, to AT&T for $5 ...

Lumen, which offers internet in Iowa under the CenturyLink namesake, reportedly agreed to the deal for a total of $5.75 billion. "Lumen’s enterprise fiber customers and Mass Markets copper-based ...

It serves its products and services under the Lumen, Quantum Fiber, CenturyLink, and Black Lotus Labs brands. The company was formerly known as CenturyLink, Inc. and changed its name to Lumen ...

Lumen operates CenturyLink and Quantum Fiber in 11 states and serves more than 1 million customers. The agreement will need regulatory approval, but once it does, Lumen customers will slowly be ...

Lumen Technologies, the Colorado internet giant better known by many as CenturyLink, is selling its residential business to AT&T. AT&T will gain 1 million internet customers from the $5.75 billion ...

Lumen, which offers internet in Iowa under the CenturyLink namesake, reportedly agreed to the deal for a total of $5.75 billion. "Lumen’s enterprise fiber customers and Mass Markets copper-based ...

AT&T says its acquisition of Lumen, previously known as CenturyLink, will allow it to “significantly expand” its fiber internet service across major cities, like Denver, Las Vegas, Orlando ...

AT&T announced Wednesday that it plans to acquire most of Lumen’s fiber internet business, which operates as CenturyLink and Quantum Fiber, for $5.75 billion, according to a news release.

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