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Jade Piros de Carvalho, director of the Kansas Office of Broadband Development, says the

Kansas receives federal approval of framework for allocating $451 million in federal aid to expand home and business access to high-speed internet services. The post Federal agency approves Kansas’ framework for allocating $451 million in broadband funding appeared first on Kansas Reflector.

South Korea, a global leader in internet infrastructure, has emerged as a pioneer in addressing this economic disparity. The country boasts the world's highest fiber-to-the-home adoption rate and cutting-edge 5G technology. This success can be attributed, in part, to a fair share distribution model that ensures Large Traffic Generators (LTGs) contribute equitably to network maintenance.

Governor Laura Kelly has announced that Kansas is receiving $8.2 million to begin implementing the Kansas Digital Equity (DE) Plan, which recently received federal approval.

Kansas received $8.2 million to implement the Digital Equity Plan, aiming to improve internet access and digital opportunity statewide. The plan includes training, affordable service plans, and access to broadband-ready devices. This approval marks progress toward universal online access for education, employment, healthcare, and social services, aligning with the broader five-year action plan.