Nineteen states are set to receive more than $1 billion for high-speed internet deployment from the $42.5 billion BEAD grant program.

President Biden called the $42.5 billion Broadband, Equity, Access and Deployment program a "bold" step toward universal high-speed internet access by 2030.

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration announced another batch of broadband planning grants for states.

The Biden administration published a long-awaited notice for the $1 billion, four-year cybersecurity grant program in last year's infrastructure law.

Five groups in Arizona received $105 million in grants from tribal broadband programs funded by last year's infrastructure law.

The NTIA will soon distribute initial planning funds for its $42.5 billion BEAD program, with each state set to receive up to $5 million.

The grants and loans funded by last year's infrastructure law will cover 21 rural broadband projects in 11 states.

The federal fiscal year is winding down, even as states continue to wait for instructions on a $1 billion cyber grants program.

Every state and U.S. territory has submitted a letter of intent for the $45 billion BEAD program contained in last year's infrastructure law.

NTIA Administrator Alan Davidson faced senators' questions on the infrastructure law's $45 billion broadband grant program.