In this first round, Tennessee received 298 BEAD applications that cover 174 of the state’s 178 Project Area Units (PAUs).
With this new round of funding, Tennessee reports that it has now provided $683 million in broadband infrastructure funding.
Middle Tennessee Electric is the majority owner of United Communications, which is expanding a project that initially got state funding.
Four companies won Tennessee last mile broadband awards totaling $24 million. Middle mile grants totaled $73.2 million.
A Ubiquity open access network will support FiberFirst broadband at speeds up to 5 Gbps in Omaha. Meanwhile, Ting plans to use a
The Google Fiber Murfreesboro deployment comes on the heels of another announcement about fiber broadband in