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Currently, 96.8% of Americans have access to wired broadband connection with speeds of 25 Mbps or
faster.Still, 464,000 people in Florida are left without a wired connection capable of these high
speeds. Beyond
that, even with 220
internet providers offering internet services in Florida, there are 1.0 million
people
in Florida that have access to only one wired provider, and well over a quarter-million people who do
not
have a wired provider operating at their place of residence at all.
As for internet cost in Florida,
affordability datareveals that 59.8% of Americans have access to a
monthly internet plan that costs $60 or less per month. In this regard, Florida is slightly ahead of the
national curve, since on average only 51.5% of Americans have access to the same.
Best-Connected Cities
While many Florida cities are well-off in terms of wired broadband, some cities enjoy the best
combination
of internet speed, coverage, and pricing. The five most well-connected cities in Florida are
Bradenton,
Boca Raton,
Hollywood,
Lake Worth, and
Pompano Beach,
with Bradenton being the best in the state in terms of
broadband connectivity.
Worst-Connected Cities
Across the digital divide are a number of cities with the worst broadband situation in the state.
Indian Lake Estates,
Wacissa,
Suwannee,
Horseshoe Beach,
and Mc Intosh are the five most
poorly connected
cities in
Florida, with Indian Lake Estate ranking worst in the state.
Governmental Initiatives
Since 2010, almost $8.9 million in federal grant funding has been awarded to the Florida Department of
Management Services to help pay for broadband development and data collection within the state. An
additional sum of $55,902,591 in federal grants has gone toward broadband infrastructure projects in
Florida.
The information above is taken from
https://broadbandnow.com/Florida
