Virginia Broadband, a wireless internet provider headquartered in Culpeper, is one of 10 companies worldwide to win a Microsoft Affordable Access Initiative grant.
That grant helps provide funds to assist Virginia Broadband (VABB) in bringing high-speed internet service to isolated areas.
“VABB’s winning proposal to Microsoft was simple: Help us plant a series of inexpensive stand-alone utility poles in remote areas so that we can relay our wireless internet services deep into rural, isolated areas,” said Joe Lenig, director of marketing and sales for the company.
