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Virginia
NTIA Approves BEAD Initial Proposals Virginia, New Mexico
The agency allocated over $1.4 billion to Virginia and $675 million to New Mexico.
Assistant Editor Teralyn Whipple studied marketing at Brigham Young University. She has reported extensively on broadband infrastructure, investments and deployment.
Virginia
The agency allocated over $1.4 billion to Virginia and $675 million to New Mexico.
Vermont
'This funding has the potential to be transformational.'
Funding
The report criticizes certain BEAD program rules.
Funding
The report evaluated projects on transparency, labor standards and digital equity.
AI
The company will commit to AI security measures and industry collaboration.
Massachusetts
The state was allocated $147 million through BEAD.
Funding
The program will make $1.25 billion available to implement state Digital Equity plans.
Funding
A letter to the NTIA suggested steps to decrease low-cost service option burden on ISPs.
Crypto
A central bank digital currency system would be an infringement of civil liberties, panelists said.
Open Access
AT&T, T-Mobile increase visibility and credibility of the open access model.
Cybersecurity
The data can be used for ransom, warn senators.
Advanced Energy
Tech companies are reporting higher greenhouse gas emissions.
Texas
The second round of funding is supported by money from the American Rescue Plan Act.
Oklahoma
The network improves emergency broadband deployments.
Louisiana
The provider will award grants to ensure small businesses can connect to digital resources.
Briefs
The website will serve as a launching point for the group's advocacy measures.