San Jose city officials are pushing for equitable access to technology through a $24 million fund that could bring internet access to low-income areas and ease a “digital divide” in the Silicon Valley over the next 10 years.
The Digital Inclusion Fund was approved in May 2018, and developed through feedback Mayor Sam Liccardo received from students struggling to meet technological demands at school.
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