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There’s a new plot twist in an intrusive fiber installation project in The Villages. The Lumen/Quantum Fiber project that began last year is being acquired by AT&T.

AT&T CEO John Stankey stops short of saying he will bend to any Trump administration demands on DEI if the company wants to close on a new $5.75 billion fiber deal.

After the transaction, Dallas-based AT&T will own roughly 95% of Quantum Fiber, an all-fiber residential internet service.