AT&T Announces $3 Billion Investment to Closing Digital Divide
The company said it will continue to offer an affordable internet service as the Affordable Connectivity Program ends.

The company said it will continue to offer an affordable internet service as the Affordable Connectivity Program ends.
April 5, 2024—Saying that it was motivated by the looming demise of the Affordable Connectivity Program, AT&T on Thursday announced a $3 billion commitment to closing the digital divide over the next six years.
As the Federal Government’s Affordable Connectivity Program winds down later this spring absent additional funding from Congress, AT&T said it will continue to offer its service dubbed "Access."
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