The Biden administration, with Kamala Harris as a key player, allocated $90 billion aimed at addressing the digital divide, but has faced significant delays in distribution.
Bridging the digital divide remains a contentious issue, with both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump facing challenges in making high-speed internet universally accessible before the election.
Harris's role as an unofficial broadband czar highlights the importance of ensuring that funds reach underserved communities, as past efforts have yielded disappointing results.
The Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program represents a significant investment to expand internet access, yet bureaucratic hurdles have stymied progress in deploying the funds effectively.
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