The Indiana Connectivity Program has allocated nearly $1.7 million in its thirteenth funding round to provide broadband access to 371 addresses across the state. This funding is part of a total investment of approximately $7.8 million. Notable winners include Surf Internet, awarded $1,176,000 for 245 locations. The initiative focuses on boosting internet connectivity, which is critical for supporting agricultural technology in Indiana as highlighted by Chief Broadband Officer Stephen Cox, emphasizing the need for farmers to access broadband services for innovative farming solutions.
The Indiana Connectivity Program continues to award significant funding to enhance broadband access statewide, aiming to support agricultural technology and address connectivity needs.
The thirteenth funding round of the Indiana Connectivity Program allocated almost $1.7 million to improve internet accessibility for 371 locations, boosting overall investment to nearly $7.8 million.
Stephen Cox emphasized the critical role of broadband in supporting Indiana's agriculture: 'Farmers need broadband service for ag tech. We partner with Purdue University to help improve connectivity for farmers.'
New providers in this funding round included Berry Communications and Surf Internet, demonstrating the program's ongoing commitment to expanding broadband access across the state.
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