The broadband build-out is in progress, but projected completion is at least 10 years away. That timeframe spans a generation of children — the next generation of workers. There are viable solutions in operation today that are scalable, cost-effective and deeply rooted in principles of equity. These initiatives offer high-quality, innovative programs, content and infrastructure, underscoring a global commitment not just to bridge the digital gap but to actively close it.
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This guide was sponsored by Endless Network and produced by the Solutions Studio team.