Today, Mozilla announced ten projects in Kansas City and Chattanooga that will receive funding from the Gigabit Community Fund, an initiative supported by the National Science Foundation and part of the broader work of US Ignite. The goal of the … Continue reading

The second application window for the Mozilla Gigabit Community Fund is now open!   Applications for the summer round of the Gigabit Community Fund will be accepted through Friday, June 13, 2014 at 11:59:59 PM PT.  The pilot period for second round is July … Continue reading

Earlier this month, the office of Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke released the first report by the Chattanooga Forward Gig, Technology, and Entrepreneurship Task Force.  This report is the product of many months of studying how Chattanooga has responded to and … Continue reading

You helped us kick off the Mozilla Gigabit Community Fund in Chattanooga and Kansas City – now it’s time to submit your great ideas! The application window for the Gigabit Community Fund’s Spring Pilot Period is now open.  Applications must … Continue reading

Earlier this month, we launched the Gigabit Community Fund in Chattanooga, Tennessee and Kansas City.   In both cities, the Fund will support a growing Hive community of teachers, informal educators, nonprofit leaders, and technologists engaged in building new, connected learning … Continue reading

Exploring the potential of advanced networks Today we’re proud to announce the launch of the Mozilla Gigabit Community Fund—a project in partnership with the National Science Foundation (NSF) and US Ignite, that will support local innovators in Chattanooga and Kansas … Continue reading

Today, Mozilla is launching a fund to support innovators in Kansas City and Chattanooga. Join the community and help us build the future. Creating a bigger surface area for the mind Next gen communication and information technologies create new opportunities … Continue reading