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The state's $993.1 million share of the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment – or BEAD – program will be managed by the Arizona Commerce Authority.
As a vital component of national infrastructure, fiber optics improve data transmission, economic stability, and public ...
Even after Texas received and allocated billions of dollars for broadband, much of Kerr County still has limited to no cell ...
Broadband providers that win BEAD awards can now satisfy the law’s requirement to “ ensure reliability and resilience of broadband infrastructure” by establishing risk management plans that ...
The Missouri Office of Broadband Development updated its policies for a federal connectivity grant last week after changes at ...
Guam’s broadband challenge process officially launched at midnight on Nov. 6, and the challenge portal is now open at register.challenge.guam.gov.
On Monday, June 16, the Garfield County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a letter to Rep. Jeff Hurd, R-Colo., urging federal agencies to avoid restructuring the Broadband Equity, Access, ...
Lincoln County commissioners Monday will discuss the state’s most recent map on broadband availability and visit with the Nebraska Association of County Officials’ top executive.
Investigate and account for locations that are not eligible for BEAD funding because: (1) the locations are shown as served under the latest version of the FCC Broadband Data Collection map; (2 ...
Local News Broadband program changes spark hope for rural internet growth in Pa. The BEAD program's policy updates aim to enhance competition and reduce internet costs in underserved areas.
Two years after the federal government announced $675 million for high-speed internet in New Mexico, instead of celebrating grant awards, the companies vying to build broadband infrastructure will ...
Acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock announced today that the agency will begin accepting applications for more than $3.8 ...
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