The pandemic highlighted the magnitude of the digital divide, and government is now presented with a unique opportunity to act.

San Jose will deploy 20 hotspots that also mine cryptocurrency throughout the city with the aim of subsidizing internet costs for 1,300 households.

A group of progressive elected officials will convene monthly to share ideas on how to expand broadband access in their cities and states.

Sam Liccardo said cities need help from telecom firms and the federal government to avoid saddling citizens with the cost of 5G infrastructure.

An announcement by Mayor Sam Liccardo on Monday advances one leg of San Jose’s $8.2 million “COVID-19 Digital Inclusion Expenditure Plan."

After leading tech initiatives that include a $24 million project to close the city's digital divide, Shireen Santosham has taken a position with a vertical farming company.

"The FCC is threatening the public’s right to control public property," New York City CIO Samir Saini wrote.

With the help of digital consulting services valued at 00,000, the city plans to launch two new affordable housing systems this fall.