A new grant will help North Carolina explore how to better use technology to improve health in western North Carolina.
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Internet service providers interested in the new GREAT Grant Program can now apply for funding through an online portal.
The GREAT Grant Program allows internet service providers and electric membership cooperatives to fund broadband expansion in rural communities.
Modern education, health and economic systems require digital technology; however, many North Carolinians lack access to reliable high-speed broadband service.
Western Carolina University has reached an agreement with Morris Broadband to expand high-speed internet service to areas of the Cullowhee Valley near campus.
A recent grant awarded to the State Library of North Carolina and the Broadband Infrastructure Office of NCDIT will help close the "homework gap".
AT&T will partner with FirstNet to build and operate the multimillion-dollar, high-speed wireless network as part of a federal program.
A new report issued by the Charlotte Digital Inclusion Alliance examines the lack of internet access and the impact in Charlotte.
The N.C. Broadband Infrastructure Office and the William Ida Friday Institute for Educational Innovation hosted the “2017 Homework Gap Convening.”