#rural-internet

#rural-internet

Meigs County will enhance broadband access with a $352,000 grant to serve over 200 underserved homes with high-speed internet.

Visionary Broadband has successfully rebranded Aristata Communications, enhancing internet services in rural Colorado.

Evan Feinman exited the BEAD Program due to changes favoring satellite internet over fiber connections, risking rural internet access.

Federal funding for fiber-based broadband is preferred, but there's support for alternative technologies via NTIA's updated BEAD guidelines.

Rural broadband speeds are improving significantly, with more customers accessing high-speed internet.

Choptank Fiber has connected over 5,000 customers to high-speed internet, focusing on service to rural areas and reinvesting in infrastructure.

Louisiana has commenced applications for rural broadband funding via the BEAD program, aiming to enhance internet access across nearly 140,000 locations.

Colorado received 96 applications for $825 million in broadband funding to improve internet access, focusing on unserved and underserved locations.

Texas has allocated $18.5 million to support pole replacements for enhanced rural broadband connectivity.

Visionary Broadband thrives by providing high-speed internet to underserved rural areas through adaptability and a commitment to community connectivity.