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NTIA Still Finalizing Eligible Locations for New BEAD Round
The agency is waiting for new broadband coverage data from the FCC
The Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program is a $42.45 billion initiative administered by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration of the U.S. Commerce Department. Established by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021, BEAD aims to expand high-speed Internet access by funding planning, infrastructure deployment and adoption programs.
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The agency is waiting for new broadband coverage data from the FCC
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The grants will support broadband projects in 50 counties in the Commonwealth
Construction could begin this fall, with all BEAD-funded buildouts expected to finish by 2030.
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Broadband policy expert Carol Mattey says the next round of funding could roll out in nine months
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States are still waiting for NTIA to clarify how they can use all BEAD funds
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A Colorado ISP also disputed the state’s claim that it misused grant funds
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AI’s largest capacity demands will fall on data centers and the connections between them – not last-mile home connections – Alwan says
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The Dalles resident will receive fiber broadband service.
Joey Wender
Washington state cited roughly 1,000 underserved locations ineligible for supplemental funding.
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BEAD’s next phase will depend on workable contracts, timely permitting and consumer-focused accountability as broadband projects move toward construction.
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Delaying funding allowed the company more time to scoop up rural subscribers, he said
Michigan officials hope residents will track government-funded broadband projects
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The state is rebidding the 10,000 affected locations
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The group’s members said one provider’s U.S.-made fiber prices jumped 40 percent in August alone
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The group is working on two research projects based on interviews with broadband directors and ISPs
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The Maine Public Utilities Commission chair is also stepping down