USDA invests $146M in rural broadband infrastructure this week alone
1/31/2020

Building on Ramps to the Future
Rural areas in multiple states, including Kentucky, will soon see higher broadband speeds, opening up their homes and businesses to new operator services like managed WiFi; managed security; and cloud-based, IoT-focused offerings of today and tomorrow. 
 (Source: Photo by Brandon Randolph, Pexels)
Rural areas in multiple states, including Kentucky, will soon see higher broadband speeds, opening up their homes and businesses to new operator services like managed WiFi; managed security; and cloud-based, IoT-focused offerings of today and tomorrow.
(Source: Photo by Brandon Randolph, Pexels)

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