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The internet is such a staple in our lives that we don’t often take the time to reflect on this invisible marvel that allows us to create, communicate, learn, and thrive. Sadly, the women in tech whose innovations have allowed us to build this digital world have often been just as invisible as the waves that power our broadband.

The White House just made a BIG announcement – all 50 states now know how much federal broadband funding they will be awarded to expand high-speed internet access. 8.3 million U.S. homes and businesses are not able to access high-speed internet – or the many benefits that come with a connection. This new announcement of federal broadband funding provides states with the ability to achieve a fully connected America.

There are some up and coming players offering mobile wireless service and they may not be who you would expect – cable internet service providers (ISPs) like Comcast, Charter, Cox, and Mediacom. More than 10 million Americans have already signed up for mobile plans offered by their cable ISP and more competition in the mobile marketplace means more options for you to choose from when searching for a plan that fits your lifestyle and budget needs.

SXSW, also known as South by Southwest, is one of the world’s largest gatherings of forward-thinking minds. The 10-day festival serves as an incubator of technology and creativity, offering us a taste of what’s to come in our digital future. Here are three tech trends from SXSW 2023 to keep your eye on.

Good news: We’ve never been closer to achieving universal broadband connectivity in America with 93% of U.S. homes now using the internet. With a 100% connected nation in sight, let’s take a look at three ways cable broadband providers are working to get America over the finish line and close the digital divide.