Mobile Internet Remains Inaccessible for 3.45B People

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In a striking example of the global digital divide, an estimated 3.45 billion people around the world still lack access to mobile internet services. This significant portion of the global population remains disconnected from the digital economy, educational resources, and essential communication tools that drive modern societies.

Alabama and Florida Receive BEAD Program Approval

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Headline: NTIA Approves Initial Broadband Proposals for Alabama and FloridaArticle: Alabama and Florida have secured BEAD funding approval, unlocking over $2.5 billion to enhance broadband infrastructure. This funding will target […]

Broadband Expansion: Meeting Rural America’s Needs

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Headline: Key Strategies for Extending Broadband to Underserved Rural Communities Article: This article examines the challenges and solutions for bridging the digital divide in rural America, focusing on federal funding, […]

A Boost for Connectivity in Underserved Areas

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In a significant development for rural connectivity, Senator Grant Hauschild has successfully secured a $3.9 million grant for broadband expansion in rural St. Louis County, Minnesota. This funding represents a major step forward in bridging the digital divide that has long challenged the region’s rural communities.

Cyberattack – A Growing National Concern

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As the United States continues to modernize its critical infrastructure—encompassing energy grids, transportation systems, water supply, healthcare, and telecommunications—cybersecurity vulnerabilities have become a pressing national concern.

Comcast Awarded $21.2 Million for Statewide Broadband Project in Connecticut

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Comcast, one of the nation’s largest cable and internet service providers, has been awarded $21.2 million by the state of Connecticut to expand broadband infrastructure across the state. This significant investment is part of Connecticut’s broader initiative to enhance high-speed internet access for its residents and businesses.

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