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connectmaineConnectME Authority@connectmaine·
22 Jun

Indeed. Why should taxpayer money build a service that is not what the private sector is claiming to do with its own cash? One of the reasons Maine just defined broadband as 100/100 service. https://t.co/hEy1WFXSh4

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NetworkmaineNetworkMaine@Networkmaine·
16 Jun

Local, county, and state coordination and collaboration will be key to gaining the most from the federal ARPA funding. @MEBroadband & its co-hosts are convening BB stakeholders on June 25th @ 9am. Link below has more info along with how to register.
https://t.co/jbkD8o53Ln

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akanygrenErik@akanygren·
8 Jun

It is the 10th anniversary of World IPv6 Day, so the 9th anniversary of @WorldIPv6Launch! On June 6 of 2021, @Akamai served 8.3 million IPv6 requests over the course of a day. Today, Akamai serves many times that number of IPv6 requests *every second*.

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