Meridiam and the City of Bloomington have announced that Meridiam plans to invest more than US$50 million to bring high-speed internet access to Bloomington in the USA.
The company will build and operate an open-access-model fiber network, embodying net neutrality, with a strong emphasis on digital equity. The City of Bloomington will partner in the digital equity components with up to a US$1 million investment.
Meridiam’s network will offer service of at least 1 Gigabit per second symmetrical speed (equal upload and download).
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