Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corp. completed a $20 million capital...
Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corp. completed a $20 million capital project to connect more than 120 K-12 schools in southern Virginia, it said in a news release Monday (http://yhoo.it/15Erijf). The wholesale open-access network transport provider was funded through a $16 million…
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grant from NTIA’s Broadband Technology Opportunities Program and a matching $4 million grant from the Virginia Tobacco Commission, said MBC. The network will support broadband connectivity of 10 Mbps to 10 Gbps for every school in southern Virginia, said MBC. The project was completed in the allotted timeframe and under budget, saving $1 million, said the provider.