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At the end of last week the FCC released Form 477 data as of June 30, 2021. The top lines of the release are: 3.6 million housing units (as of 2019 projections) unserved by 25/3 broadband, which is 2.55% of the 141 million housing units nationally. That’s a small 13 basis point…
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In the previous post, I created a model that provides “cost to serve” for any un- and under-served location in U.S.. Combined with data about the number…
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To estimate how much it will cost to close the digital divide in broadband access we need two pieces of information: the cost to serve each location…
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and lingering concerns about changes to methodology and public access
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I’ve long been confused by the term “technological neutrality” in broadband deployment conversations. Advocates would say that if a provider can hit…
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My previous post showed the “current” state of un- and underserved by broadband, according to the FCC’s Form 477 from December 2020. It showed that in…
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The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will put $42.45 billion into broadband buildout, to be distributed by the states. Less than a year earlier…
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And estimates of how the allocations can change post new maps
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