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Internet Access Limitations Highlighted in West Virginia Counties

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A Microsoft outage led to discussions about internet access issues in Hardy County and Pocahontas County. Both counties currently lack 1 Gbps wired or fixed wireless broadband internet access. notes that 20% of residents in West Virginia are unable to purchase an internet plan providing at least 25 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload.

From newsandsentinel.com

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The lack of high-speed infrastructure presents significant economic challenges. reports that 31.2% of residents in Mountain State cannot afford broadband access for $60 a month or less, and only 36.2% can afford fiber plans. West Virginia ranks 39th in the U.S. for broadband access.

From newsandsentinel.com

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