Comcast
At California Department of Technology, Scott Adams Seeks Broadband for All
The team at California Department of Technology leads strategic planning and coordination of broadband deployments in the state.
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.
Comcast
The team at California Department of Technology leads strategic planning and coordination of broadband deployments in the state.
CPUC
Osborn is responsible for implementation of California broadband funding programs.
BEAD
'The end of the ACP will undo the significant progress we have made toward closing the divide.'
Nevada
The network will consist of 2,500 miles of open access fiber.
Rhode Island
The state was awarded $108.7 million through BEAD funds.
FCC
The court upheld a New York law mandating cheaper plans for low-income subscribers.
FCC
The Act requires the NTIA to harmonize more than 100 federal initiatives to expand high-speed internet. It also increases reporting and oversight requirements.
NTCA
A letter to the NTIA outlines how small providers can compete with large providers for BEAD grants
West Virginia
The Appalachian Regional Commission funds will provide high-speed internet to 300,000 underserved West Virginia households.
Colorado
State broadband officers will discuss broadband topics with local leaders in a state tour.
Community Broadband
Minnesota's repeal of laws blocking municipal broadband ensures local governments can participate in the upcoming $42.45 billion BEAD grant program.
BEAD
Feinman warns that BEAD is already stressing the telecom sector with construction constraints and permitting requirements
FCC
'Inexplicably, there are currently 108 out of 179 Wisconsin banks with a Weiss safety rating lower than [B minus].'
BEAD
Some states have BEAD 'rules that are not conducive to private investment or to our investment,' said chief financial officer.
BEAD
AT&T's Chris Sambar calls out 'odd' BEAD rules coming from state broadband offices.
Open Access
The company's CEO said he expects states to set BEAD terms favorable to open access builds.
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