US EditionInternet Society Extends Multi-Year Partnership with Meta and Announces Connectivity Co-Funding Initiative
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Internet Society extends multi-year Meta partnership
The Internet Society – a global charitable organisation championing an open, globally connected, and secure Internet – has expanded its partnership with Meta with the launch of a new Connectivity Co-Funding Initiative. The initiative aims to scale up efforts to expand affordable, reliable, and sustainable Internet access globally, with both the Internet Society and Internet Society Foundation committing a $30-million investment through 2030. Met…
The company "Meta" has decided to join forces with the non-profit organization "Internet Society" and work together to expand Internet access around the world, especially in sparsely populated areas. During the "Mobile World Congress" conference in Barcelona, the two partners launched the "Connectivity Co-Funding" initiative. Within its framework, it is planned to invest 30 million dollars by 2030 in the development of Internet infrastructure in…
Meta is partnering with the Internet Society to expand Internet access worldwide, with the aim of connecting more people and opening up new opportunities for all, regardless of their geographical location.
Internet Society, Meta announce connectivity co-funding initiative – New Business Ethiopia
As leaders in mobile technology and connectivity gather in Barcelona for Mobile World Congress, the Internet Society today announced the expansion of its partnership with Meta with the launch of a new Connectivity Co-Funding Initiative. The initiative aims to scale up efforts to expand affordable, reliable, and sustainable Internet access globally, with both the Internet […]
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