$144M of federal funding to go to CT to expand high-speed internet access
More than 11,000 homes and small businesses in Connecticut don't have access to fast internet, and the federal government is looking to change that.
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Jun 27, 2023, 12:15 AM
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6h agoMore than 11,000 homes and small businesses in Connecticut don't have access to fast internet, and the federal government is looking to change that.
More than $144 million was allotted to Connecticut to expand high-speed internet access.
It's part of a $42 billion national effort known as the Internet for All initiative.
The state Secretary of Commerce says this money will help close the digital divide.