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The Utah Broadband Project aims to develop a statewide broadband map and increase broadband adoption and deployment in Utah. Its second year goals include reviewing broadband data with every provider serving Utah, conducting local visits to learn about broadband needs, releasing a demand study, and convening a broadband task force. The project will continue interfacing with other efforts to promote broadband and incorporate speed test data into the Utah Broadband Map.
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