Providers Subsidize Internet Plans After ACP
Objective is to support high-speed internet packages priced at $30 per month.

Objective is to support high-speed internet packages priced at $30 per month.
June 5, 2024 –Fourteen internet service providers are responding to calls from the Biden Administration to fill the funding gap for underserved communities after the conclusion of the Affordable Connectivity Program on June 1.
In the fallout of ACP, President Joe Biden continues to request funding from Congress to continue to program. Meanwhile, service companies across the United States are looking for an alternative solution to continue bringing millions of households high-speed internet access.
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