"The Connected and Online Program will supply 26,368 laptops, tablets, and desktop computers to more than 200 organizations statewide, including nonprofits, hospitals, libraries, and organizations that serve youth and elders."
"Program Executive Jody Jones highlighted a partnership with Google that makes free artificial intelligence (AI) training available through the Massachusetts AI Hub, noting that putting devices in residents' hands opens new pathways to trainings and resources that can accelerate careers."
Massachusetts is distributing nearly 27,000 internet-enabled devices through its Connected and Online Program, a $28.5 million initiative. The program aims to close the digital divide in underserved communities by supplying laptops, tablets, and desktop computers to over 200 organizations statewide. Additionally, more than 20,000 pieces of supporting equipment will be provided. The initiative targets Gateway Cities and rural communities, focusing on outreach to inform residents about borrowing opportunities. Partnerships, such as with Google, will offer free AI training to enhance digital participation and career advancement.
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