Microsoft Aims to Boost Internet Connectivity in US HeartlandMicrosoft has unveiled an ambitious five-year plan that would use technology found in the television white space spectrum to develop affordable broadband Internet access for at least 2 million consumers for $8 billion to $12 billion. The aim is to bridge the technology gap between urban and rural American communities. The spectrum is a currently unused portion in the 600 Mhz frequency range.
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Microsoft Aims to Boost Internet Connectivity in US Heartland
