Nishal Mohan - What is US Ignite? - GCS16
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US Ignite supports the development of gigabit communities by providing assistance to civic groups, institutions, entrepreneurs, and researchers. They help communities establish high-speed networks to develop and share applications. US Ignite also connects communities to federal funding opportunities and offers resources and training on next-generation networks to make communities technical leaders and help applications grow.
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