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Colt Technology Services closes $1.8 billion Lumen EMEA acquisition
The acquisition brings an extensive fibre network spanning 1,630,031 kilometres and connecting 125 European cities in 34 EMEA countries.
By James Nunns
Media & Commercial Director, The Tech Capital
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November 12, 2023 | 7:17 PM GMT
Colt's CEO Keri Gilder. Source: Colt
Colt Technology Services has successfully concluded its acquisition of Lumen EMEA for $1.8 billion, marking a significant milestone for both companies.
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