Biden wants to spend $100 billion to get you better internet access, then $174 billion so you can take an electric vehicle anywhere

• Biden's infrastructure plan invests over $300 billion in improving the technology sector.
• Investments include funding for improved broadband access and research and development.
• Also, $174 billion will be invested to promote the usage of electric vehicles.

President Joe Biden will unveil the first, $2 trillion part of his $4 trillion infrastructure package on Wednesday, and from investing in broadband to funding electric vehicles, the technology sector can expect to see a huge influx of federal cash.

The White House fact sheet on the package released on Wednesday said a major focus of the first package is revitalizing America's digital infrastructure, a matter vital to economic growth. It will seek to close the digital divides across the country, as certain areas don't have equal access to electricity and high-speed internet.

"The President's plan will create a more resilient grid, lower energy bills for middle class Americans, improve air quality and public health outcomes, and create good jobs, with a choice to join a union, on the path to achieving 100% carbon-free electricity by 2035," the fact sheet said.

Here's how Biden's infrastructure plan will impact America's technology sector:

Biden will invest $100 billion to:

• Build high-speed broadband infrastructure that will reach 100% coverage and ensure funds are set aside for tribal nations;
• Promote price transparency and competition among internet providers;
• And reduce the cost of internet broadband service to ensure every American who wants it can afford it.

Biden will invest $174 billion to:

• Give consumers tax incentives to buy American-made electric vehicles;
• Establish grant and incentive programs for state and local governments and the private sector to build a national network of 500,000 EV chargers by 2030, while promoting strong labor standards;
• Replace 50,000 diesel transit vehicles and electrify at least 20% of yellow school buses through a new Clean Buses for Kids Program at the Environmental Protection Agency;
• And electrify the federal fleet, including for the United States Postal Service.

Biden will invest $180 billion to:

• Advance US leadership in critical technologies and upgrade America's research infrastructure;
• Establish the US as a leader in innovation and climate science;
• And eliminate racial and gender inequities in R&D.