#broadband-access

#broadband-access

New Mexico allocates over $1 million to improve broadband in disaster-affected areas, focusing on quick deployment and community support.

CPUC approved $32.5 million in grants to improve broadband access and digital literacy for underserved communities in California.

New York's low-cost internet law mandates affordable broadband plans at $15/month, aiming to enhance statewide internet access and participation.

Funding recipients must deploy fiber broadband or reliable alternatives under the BEAD program, adhering to NTIA's stringent guidelines.

Fibertime is expanding affordable broadband with innovative solutions in underserved areas of South Africa, enhancing connectivity and opportunities.

Local communities face challenges due to outdated regulations limiting advancements in public safety and communication.

Kansas State University aims to improve broadband access for underserved Kansans through its Digital Ambassador program, enhancing their digital skills for better economic participation.

Vermont is creating a Long Drop Program to connect low-income residents living far from fiber lines to affordable broadband.

AT&T and Nokia's agreement aims to enhance broadband access and facilitate future digital innovations.

AST SpaceMobile aims to provide satellite communications using standard smartphones through its BlueBird satellite network, enhancing connectivity in underserved areas.

Ripple Fiber and Open Broadband will improve internet access for over 750 homes in Woodruff, SC, with a new fiber optic network by December 2024.

UScellular and Tarana Wireless are enhancing broadband accessibility in Missouri using ngFWA technology.

Mountain View City Council candidates advocate for proactive measures in affordable housing and prioritize broadband access as essential for residents.

The US Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit reversed a ruling blocking New York's law requiring $15 broadband plans for low-income consumers.

Districts prioritize essential facilities, technical career skills, and broadband access. Environmental groups advocate for a $10 billion climate bond to address wildfires, extreme heat, and sea-level rise.