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- 1Pennsylvania secures $448 million to expand high-speed internet access▼Governor Shapiro and Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority Announce More Than $448 Million in BEAD Funding to Expand Pennsylvanians’ Access to Affordable High-Speed Internet
Governor Josh Shapiro and the Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority announced more than $448 million in federal BEAD funding to expand access to affordable high-speed internet across Pennsylvania. The investment will support broadband infrastructure projects in underserved communities statewide. It marks one of the largest state-level broadband funding awards as the federal program moves from planning into deployment, drawing attention from officials and residents awaiting improved connectivity.
- 2Indiana Commits $400 Million to New Broadband Projects▼Indiana to Spend $400 Million to Fund New BEAD Projects
Indiana is set to spend $400 million to fund new projects under the federal BEAD broadband expansion program. The investment will support the buildout of high-speed internet infrastructure across the state, extending service to unserved and underserved communities. Details on which areas and providers will benefit have not yet been announced.
- 3Indiana signs BEAD contracts for $400 million broadband push▼Indiana signs BEAD contracts, deploying $400 million in statewide broadband
Indiana has signed its BEAD contracts, setting in motion the deployment of $400 million in statewide broadband funding. The move commits the state to expanding high-speed internet access to unserved and underserved communities under the federal Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program. The announcement is drawing attention as one of the concrete steps forward for the national broadband expansion effort.