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Yesterday evening saw the launch of Next Century Cities, a US bipartisan, city-to-city initiative dedicated to ensuring the availability of next-generation broadband Internet for all communities. The 32 cities involved and their elected leaders are collaborating as they recognize the importance of using gigabit-level Internet to attract new businesses and create jobs, improve health care […]

Thirty-two cities have launched Next Century Cities, a bipartisan, city-to-city initiative dedicated to ensuring the availability of broadband internet for all communities. The cities and their elected leaders are coming together to recognise the importance of gigabit-level internet and its ability to attract new businesses and create jobs, improve health care and education, and connect

Louisville has joined 31 other cities in an initiative to promote high-speed Internet. Launched on Monday, the bipartisan initiative, called Next Century Cities, seeks to connect communities throughout the country in supporting efforts for gigabit Internet, according to a news release…

Champaign and Urbana were featured at a launch event on Monday for Next Century Cities, a bipartisan, city-to-city organization that aims to ensure the availability of next generation broadband Internet for all communities…

This morning, Louisville was featured in the launch of Next Century Cities, a bipartisan, city-to-city initiative dedicated to ensuring the availability of next-generation broadband Internet for all communities…

Since EPB installed fiber-optic links to all 174,000 of its customers two years ago, the city-owned utility estimates it has cut power outages by 60 percent, saving local businesses more than $50 million in lost production costs…

Next Century Cities to share knowledge and expertise in bid to help communities with next-gen network projects. A group of U.S. cities have come together and formed an association tasked with helping communities attract investment in high-speed broadband networks…

Boston, Santa Monica, Palo Alto und zwei Google-Fiber-Städte gehören zu den Next Century Cities. Sie wollen erreichen, dass Städte selbst Glasfasernetze errichten können, was von Konzernen oft verhindert wird…