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AT&T Inc. agreed to buy the consumer fiber operations of Lumen Technologies Inc. for $5.75 billion, expanding its fast broadband service in major cities like Denver and Las Vegas.Most Read from ...

The acquisition encompasses last-mile Mass ... are excluded from the agreement. Post-closing, Lumen will provide AT&T with transitional services, including field operations, network deployment ...

AT&T has announced it will acquire Lumen's mass market fiber business for $5.75 billion. In doing so, the carrier says it ...

"Lumen’s enterprise fiber customers and Mass Markets copper-based customers as well as the associated assets to support them are not part of this agreement," AT&T said. The deal includes 1 ...

AT&T’s fiber network will expand to seven states — Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Nebraska and Iowa — and grow in an additional four through the transaction.(Elías Valverde II ...

Strategic Investment in Fiber Expansion This acquisition is AT&T’s most aggressive move yet to scale its fiber footprint. By purchasing Lumen’s Mass Markets fiber assets — covering 4 million ...

The acquisition does not include Lumen’s enterprise fiber customers and Mass Markets copper-based customers. Previously, AT&T Fiber had only been available for parts of the Las Vegas metro area ...

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 ...