In June, the EarthLink’s Municipal Networks division launched the company’s first citywide Wi-Fi network in Anaheim, CA. In September 2014, the company partnered with Tech Data to provide a Desktop as a Service cloud offering. In October 2010, EarthLink acquired ITC Deltacom, a telecom service provider with 32,000 customers. In December 2010 EarthLink acquired One Communications, one of the largest privately held integrated telecom solutions providers in the U.S. In March 2011 EarthLink also acquired STS Telecom, a privately held business in Florida and Georgia. STS Telecom was integrated into the new EarthLink Business division, along with the recently acquired One Communications and Deltacom, New Edge Networks, and EarthLink’s legacy Business Solutions. In May 2011 the company created a new EarthLink Carrier division for wholesale customers with fiber-based transport, voice and data service, and switched services. Also in May, EarthLink acquired LogicalSolutions.net, an enterprise data center solution and cloud services provider. In August EarthLink acquired Business Vitals, a provider of IT security and professional services. EarthLink also acquired xDefenders, a managed IT security company. EarthLink also purchased IT Solution Center and cloud-based application business from Synergy Global Solutions in 2011. In July 2013, EarthLink acquired CenterBeam, Inc., a provider of remote managed IT services—with an IT Support Center providing help desk, desktop technical support and application support services. In July 2013, EarthLink completed its previously announced plans to open four new data centers in San Jose, Chicago, Dallas and Miami on its next-generation cloud platform. This brought its total to eight. In March 2017, EarthLink was acquired by Windstream Holdings, Inc., in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $1.1 billion, including debt. In early January 2019, Trive Capital acquired Earthlink for $330 million in cash from Windstream Holdings Inc. On November 21, 2006, EarthLink reported that its CEO, Garry Betty, was diagnosed with a serious form of cancer which would have required him to take an undetermined leave of absence. The company's Board of Directors named Mike Lunsford, Vice-President of Voice and Access, as interim CEO. Betty died on January 2, 2007. On June 25, 2007, EarthLink named Rolla Huff its President and CEO. On January 29, 2008, EarthLink announced that Rolla Huff would replace Robert Kavner as Chairman of the Board.