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The US government will reinstate a broadband grant program following a court ruling related to the Digital Equity Act of 2021. Applications for the grants are set to open in December, though the ruling restricts funding allocation based on race or ethnicity. The act originally provided $2.75 billion to enhance broadband access.
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The US government will reinstate a broadband grant program following a court ruling related to the Digital Equity Act of 2021. Applications for the grants are set to open in December, though the ruling restricts funding allocation based on race or ethnicity. The act originally provided $2.75 billion to enhance broadband access.
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