#high-speed-internet

#high-speed-internet

Amazon's Project Kuiper launches 27 satellites, initiating its pursuit of global high-speed internet and competing with SpaceX's Starlink.

SpaceX's Starlink Mini offers high-speed internet access anywhere in the U.S., ideal for digital nomads and van-lifers.

SpaceX successfully launched 23 Starlink satellites using Falcon 9 rocket.

Expanding Starlink partnerships, like with Comcast Business, and making services available to airlines and cruise lines.

LiveOak Fiber exceeds 25,000 subscribers, demonstrating significant growth and community impact since its launch in 2022.

Metronet is expanding its 100% fiber-optic network to Bloomfield Township, offering ultra-fast internet speeds for residents and businesses.

Metronet expands high-speed internet in Bolingbrook, providing up to 10 Gbps for businesses, enhancing digital connectivity for residents.

Lumos invests $150 million in Kentucky to improve access to fiber-optic internet.

New service aims to meet the needs of underserved communities.

Expansion includes over 1,300 miles of new network infrastructure.

Ripple Fiber is expanding to Massachusetts, planning to invest over $140 million to provide high-speed internet services by mid-2025.

Fidium is expanding its fiber internet network in Bath, Maine, benefiting over 9,600 homes and businesses with high-speed access.

California's BEAD Program aims to enhance high-speed internet access, providing $1.86 billion to unserved and underserved areas.

Eligibility for funding requires a 25% project match and adherence to specific criteria, emphasizing affordability and labor practices.

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

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

Nevada's BEAD program is a crucial part of a multi-phase effort to achieve universal broadband connectivity.

Alabama counties are gaining $42 million in grants to expand broadband access, targeting over 15,000 unserved households and businesses.

Comcast is expanding high-speed Internet access to over 50,000 homes and businesses in the Hagerstown area, enhancing connectivity options for the community.

GFiber has expanded its multi-gig services to Utah and Idaho, enhancing high-speed internet availability.

Surf Internet expands its Ultimate Plan to six new markets, enhancing broadband access in Indiana and Michigan with speeds up to 8 Gbps.

Biden's commitment to expanding affordable high-speed internet faces challenges from potential funding diversions to less effective solutions.

The future of high-speed internet access for underserved communities hinges on the resolution of ongoing political conflicts over infrastructure funding.

Visionary Broadband has acquired Mountain Broadband to enhance high-speed internet availability in rural Colorado areas.

USDA announced over $313 million in broadband funding to enhance high-speed internet access in rural areas across 18 states, supporting economic development.

GoNetspeed has launched high-speed fiber internet service in Bethel, Conn, improving access for over 3,065 locations.

GoNetspeed is expanding 100% fiber internet in East Windsor and Meriden, enhancing access to high-speed internet for 283 locations with government support.

Frontier introduces a 7-gig fiber internet plan at $309.99/month, the fastest widely available fiber option in the U.S.

GoNetspeed's expansion in Enfield will provide high-speed fiber internet to over 2,800 locations, enhancing economic growth and community connectivity.

Fiber internet is essential for modern connectivity in Jamaica, providing high-speed and reliable access for various online activities.

Google Fiber is expanding its network in Texas and Nevada, planning to offer faster internet services soon.

GFiber is expanding its new internet service offerings including 1, 3, and 8 Gbps plans available in Arizona and North Carolina.

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

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 NTIA released the '2023 Federal Broadband Funding Report' analyzing federal broadband investments in FY22.

Successful implementation of the BEAD Program requires not only funding but a significant trained workforce to complete high-speed internet projects.