#digital-divide

#digital-divide

Kinetic will connect over 1,300 homes and businesses in North Carolina to high-speed internet, crucial for remote work and education.

Brightspeed won the most broadband grants in North Carolina's latest funding round, covering 10 counties.

Over $276 million awarded to 44 Tribal entities to enhance high-speed internet access through the NTIA's Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program.

Illinois is launching its BEAD Program to expand broadband access using $1.04 billion in federal funds.

KWIKOM Communications has launched 5 Gbps internet speeds for residential and commercial customers, enhancing connectivity and digital experiences at home and in business.

Delaware is the second state to receive approval for the BEAD program, allowing it to build high-speed broadband networks.

The FCC envisions an integrated network future combining satellite and terrestrial communications for universal connectivity.

Rhode Island leads the U.S. in fiber availability, while Alaska is the most underserved state.

Bridging the digital divide is a critical issue in the 2024 election, with both candidates promising high-speed internet access amid significant political and operational challenges.

California introduces a $15 internet bill to ensure affordable access for low-income households.

97% of Americans use the internet, with a significant portion viewing it as a utility comparable to essential services.

UK government is funding satellite connectivity projects to improve internet access in remote areas.

Hybrid satellite solutions are seen as key to bridging the digital divide.

Funding will enhance services like education and healthcare in hard-to-reach places.

Brightspeed is expanding fiber internet access to Indiana, targeting 60,000 locations to enhance connectivity.

New Jersey's Broadband Office, led by Vallary Bullard, aims to ensure universal access to affordable high-speed internet as of 2023.

PPEC launches construction phase of fiber internet project to enhance connectivity for Northwest Ohio and Northeast Indiana, aiming to bridge the digital divide.

Broadband access has improved for some but the digital divide persists, particularly due to the end of the Affordable Connectivity Program.

C Spire launches 5G Home Internet service to improve broadband access for underserved communities in Mississippi.

Alaskan Tribal communities will receive high-speed broadband service enhancing education, healthcare, and economic development.

Investment in schools aims to close the UK's digital divide in education with a £45m funding program.

Public-private partnerships can effectively bridge the digital divide.

$1.9 million project in Georgia connects over 700 households and businesses to high-speed internet.

T-Mobile's Project 10Million pledges increased data allowances to support the nearly 17 million U.S. school children lacking reliable internet.

Home Telecom is collaborating with Berkeley County School District to provide free or discounted internet access for families with school-aged children in Cross, SC.

Zayo is investing $90 million in Tennessee to enhance connectivity for schools and support underserved communities.

Nokia is empowering rural Maine with advanced fibre networks to improve internet access and bridge the digital divide.

Render Networks' platform enhances fiber deployment efficiency for Visionary Broadband, addressing challenges in remote areas while improving communication and compliance.

The Labour government allocates £500 million to enhance broadband and mobile services in rural areas, reinforcing its commitment to digital connectivity across the UK.

New York invests $2.4 million to improve digital access and literacy for all residents.

Mayor Adams emphasizes digital access as essential for thriving in the modern age.

CCTV Cambridge's Digital Navigator program effectively bridges the digital divide by enhancing community access to technology and supporting digital inclusion.

Technology advancements can alienate older adults, but resources like Alone help build their skills and confidence.

Older adults often struggle with technology as they age, highlighting a demand for more accessible design.

Governor Evers announced over $27.8 million in funding to improve internet access for more than 86,000 households in Wisconsin.

Africa has the lowest internet connectivity rates globally, with only 45% penetration compared to the global average of 67.5%.

Recognition of exceptional broadband service providers enhances community connectivity and celebrates their achievements in overcoming digital challenges.

Lit Fiber is expanding into Copley, Ohio, to provide high-speed internet and bridge the digital divide.