An estimated $500 million in remaining Tribal broadband funding is expected to be made available in the spring, according to the NTIA.

The joint-build project will follow California State Route 96 and support last-mile services to about 1,900 homes and 3,000 residents.

The Ookla study found that funding and partnerships are critical to providing better broadband on Tribal lands.

The Digital Opportunity Index uses five indicators (with 14 sub-indicators) to assess 15 publicly traded ISPs in the United States.

The new Toptana Technologies route extends the previously completed north-south fiber route constructed in partnership with MOX Networks.

The partnership between Tribal Ready and Aqualinq brings together two services: fiber broadband and water.
