US Announces $930 Million in Grants to Improve Internet Access
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US Announces , $930 Million in Grants , to Improve Internet Access.
ABC reports that the government's push
to expand internet access to every home in
America took a major step forward on June 16.
The Department of Commerce announced $930 million
in grants meant to increase connectivity in parts of
Alaska, Texas and over a dozen other U.S. locations.
The Department of Commerce announced $930 million
in grants meant to increase connectivity in parts of
Alaska, Texas and over a dozen other U.S. locations.
The middle mile grants are intended to develop the infrastructure necessary to improve access for areas previously out of reach of retail broadband providers.
ABC reports that Department officials have compared
the importance of this infrastructure to how the
interstate highway bridged the gap between communities.
These networks are
the workhorses carrying
large amounts of data
over very long distances. , Mitch Landrieu, White House infrastructure coordinator, via ABC .
They’re the ones that are bridging the gap
between the larger networks and the last
mile connections, from tribal lands to
underserved rural and remote areas
to essential institutions like hospitals,
schools, libraries and major businesses, Mitch Landrieu, White House infrastructure coordinator, via ABC .
They’re the ones that are bridging the gap
between the larger networks and the last
mile connections, from tribal lands to
underserved rural and remote areas
to essential institutions like hospitals,
schools, libraries and major businesses, Mitch Landrieu, White House infrastructure coordinator, via ABC .
ABC reports that a number of state government
agencies, along with tribal governments,
are among those who will receive the funding. .
ABC reports that a number of state government
agencies, along with tribal governments,
are among those who will receive the funding. .
The initiative aims to lay over
12,000 miles of high-capacity fiber lines
through 35 states and Puerto Rico.
The Middle Mile program
is a force multiplier in
our efforts to connect
everyone in America, Alan Davidson, Commerce Assistant Secretary, via ABC .
These grants will help build the foundation
of networks that will in turn connect
every home in the country to affordable,
reliable, high-speed Internet service, Alan Davidson, Commerce Assistant Secretary, via ABC
ABC reports that the government's push
to expand internet access to every home in
America took a major step forward on June 16.
The Department of Commerce announced $930 million
in grants meant to increase connectivity in parts of
Alaska, Texas and over a dozen other U.S. locations.
The Department of Commerce announced $930 million
in grants meant to increase connectivity in parts of
Alaska, Texas and over a dozen other U.S. locations.
The middle mile grants are intended to develop the infrastructure necessary to improve access for areas previously out of reach of retail broadband providers.
ABC reports that Department officials have compared
the importance of this infrastructure to how the
interstate highway bridged the gap between communities.
These networks are
the workhorses carrying
large amounts of data
over very long distances. , Mitch Landrieu, White House infrastructure coordinator, via ABC .
They’re the ones that are bridging the gap
between the larger networks and the last
mile connections, from tribal lands to
underserved rural and remote areas
to essential institutions like hospitals,
schools, libraries and major businesses, Mitch Landrieu, White House infrastructure coordinator, via ABC .
They’re the ones that are bridging the gap
between the larger networks and the last
mile connections, from tribal lands to
underserved rural and remote areas
to essential institutions like hospitals,
schools, libraries and major businesses, Mitch Landrieu, White House infrastructure coordinator, via ABC .
ABC reports that a number of state government
agencies, along with tribal governments,
are among those who will receive the funding. .
ABC reports that a number of state government
agencies, along with tribal governments,
are among those who will receive the funding. .
The initiative aims to lay over
12,000 miles of high-capacity fiber lines
through 35 states and Puerto Rico.
The Middle Mile program
is a force multiplier in
our efforts to connect
everyone in America, Alan Davidson, Commerce Assistant Secretary, via ABC .
These grants will help build the foundation
of networks that will in turn connect
every home in the country to affordable,
reliable, high-speed Internet service, Alan Davidson, Commerce Assistant Secretary, via ABC