"The $542 million total breaks down into $287 million in federal BEAD funding, $7 million in New York State funding, and $248 million in private-sector matching investments."
"New York's announcement said the BEAD funds will bring high-speed internet to more than 58,600 unserved and underserved homes and businesses, mostly in rural New York."
"Nine providers were awarded funds. They will deploy a mix of fiber, fixed wireless, and low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite broadband."
New York's ConnectALL office has initiated a $542 million broadband expansion plan, utilizing $287 million from the BEAD Program. This initiative aims to connect over 58,600 unserved and underserved locations, primarily in rural areas. The funding comprises federal, state, and private investments. Nine providers have been awarded funds to deploy various broadband technologies, including fiber and fixed wireless. The next steps involve environmental reviews for the provisional awards, ensuring the project progresses efficiently.
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