Source: WRAL TECHWIRE, 3/3/21

 Charter Communications, which offers internet and related services through its Spectrum brand, says it will expand high-speed internet footprint to some 128,000 homes and small businesses where broadband is not available as part of a multi-year $442 million project. That’s a big chunk of the some 200,000 households in the state that don’t have access to broadband. The federal goverment through the FCC will provide $142 million as part of the FCC’s Rural Digital Opportunity plan.

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