13 Facts About Lumen Technologies

Lumen Technologies, Inc is an American telecommunications company headquartered in Monroe, Louisiana, that offers communications, network services, security, cloud solutions, voice, and managed services.

Lumen Technologies remained as a family-operated business until it became incorporated in 1968.

Lumen Technologies provided telephone service in parts of 14 states by that time.

Lumen Technologies acquired another Monroe, Louisiana security company, Century Protection Systems, and acquired 89,000 access lines and 19 exchanges in 21 northern Wisconsin communities from Ameritech.

Lumen Technologies was succeeded by then vice chairman Glen F Post III.

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Lumen Technologies sold its wireless business to ALLTEL in order to concentrate on its rural landline business.

Lumen Technologies will retain operations in 16 states, including Florida, Nevada, and the states formerly served by Qwest: Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming.

Lumen Technologies Cloud provides big data as a service, Internet of Things, multi-cloud management, private cloud, public cloud, bare metal, SaaS applications, and cloud connect.

Lumen Technologies provides analytics and threat management, risk and compliance support, and threat research labs.

Lumen Technologies's managed services include advanced professional services, IT consulting, and strategic partnerships.

Lumen Technologies is a global content delivery network with 170 Tbps of global edge capacity in over 90 cities worldwide.

Lumen Technologies has developed the edge capabilities of its global CDN through its partnership with Section.

Lumen Technologies maintains and operates dark fiber within the United States for the Department of Defense, contracting announcements indicate.