The California Department of Technology has reported on its broadband initiatives, stating that nearly 3,100 miles of the Middle-Mile Broadband Initiative are in the installation phase. Caltrans is progressing with almost 800 miles of network installation. Additionally, an award of $48 million has been allocated for eight projects as part of a $2 billion last-mile grant program aimed at improving service in underserved areas. The CPUC has approved funding for various projects including broadband training and subscriptions, potentially benefiting about 163,000 residents as part of the Broadband for All initiative.
The update highlights that the California Department of Technology's broadband initiatives are progressing well, with nearly 3,100 miles of middle-mile broadband being installed to enhance connectivity.
The report details significant funding awards aimed at improving connectivity in underserved areas, including a $48 million allocation for eight broadband infrastructure projects.
According to Caltrans, the installation of nearly 800 miles of network is moving forward, marking key advancements in the state's broadband expansion efforts.
The California last-mile awards will benefit about 163,000 residents and are part of a broader effort to provide universal broadband access across the state.
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