InfraCo Wants Trump to Build $125 Billion Dark Fiber Network
Company executives cite national security fears, but experts say a new network ‘only gets you so far’
Company executives cite national security fears, but experts say a new network ‘only gets you so far’
WASHINGTON, June 29, 2026 — A nonprofit group is proposing a second federally funded broadband deployment to protect American national security.
InfraCo, a 501(c)4 nonprofit, will meet with the Department of Transportation next week to propose the $125 billion President Donald J. Trump Digital Security and Information Superhighway Act, which will build a national closed-loop fiber optic system theoretically less vulnerable to foreign adversaries.
'I thank FCC Chairman Brendan Carr for supporting our efforts and for his continued commitment to connecting households across our country to the Internet,' Thune said
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