This post is sponsored by our partners at AT&T
Connection does more than bring us together – it puts a world of possibilities at our fingertips.
That’s why AT&T has invested more than $140 billion in American infrastructure over the past five years1 to connect Americans to a brighter future. And we’re not stopping there, we are working to:
And now, thanks to the unprecedented federal broadband funds made available, communities across the country are also able to collaborate with companies like AT&T who can bring the deep expertise to expand broadband availability to residents and businesses at a lower expense.
In one Indiana community, it’s having a nearly immediate impact. Not long ago, one-third of the population in unincorporated Vanderburgh County did not have access to fixed broadband solutions. But thanks to a $39 million public-private partnership, we’ve started to connect more than 20,000 households and businesses in the county.
Take a look at a recent visit made by AT&T CEO John Stankey and hear from residents, farmers and employees on the ground:
Let’s keep it going and not waste this moment. By expanding broadband access and investing in America’s future, we can open a bridge to possibility for all.
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