Access and Deployment program, part of the infrastructure measure President Biden signed into law last year. States have until Jan. 13 to challenge a broadband speed map the Federal Communications ...

A new interactive map showing the availability of ... determine the states' share of $42 billion in federal Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) grants. "This is really important ...

Access and Deployment Program, with the remaining funds handed out based on the number of unserved locations in a state. To help divide up those funds, the FCC created a national broadband map ...

The greatest share of this money, $42.5 billion, will be distributed through the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD ... FCC unveiled an update of its map showing broadband availability ...

The new national broadband map recently released by the Federal ... sponsored the Broadband Deployment and Technological Availability (DATA) Act, which required the FCC to improve its mapping ...

The Commonwealth’s allocation of funding for broadband deployment under the federal infrastructure law is dependent upon the map being accurate. Pennsylvanians should visit the map to search for ...

"Nevada’s Office of Science, Innovation, & Technology (OSIT) has found over 20,000 purported broadband-serviceable locations on the map that they ... Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program ...

The finalized draft of the map, scheduled for completion in June 2023, will be one of the primary determinants for how the federal government will distribute $42.45 billion of grant money from the ...

Revising the FCC’s map with local data is important because it will help determine how funds are allocated under the Broadband, Equity and Deployment (BEAD) program, a federal initiative to ...

Thousands of Missourians challenged a state-created map earlier ... The large allotment for broadband expansion is courtesy of the federal Broadband Equity Access and Deployment (BEAD) program ...