Meanwhile, Twitter says it will take legal action in order to ensure the $44 billion acquisition is completed.
The Affordable Connectivity Program will now work in conjunction with 20 broadband providers to lower the cost of internet access for 40 percent of the country.
The company is expected to announce a deal with Musk by the end of the day.
The website comes as the White House readjusts its approach to handling the pandemic.
The reason? "Short-term challenges" and "the continued expansion of Prime member benefits."
AMD and MSI have also decided not to attend the show in Las Vegas.
The company is the latest in a swarm of announcements to confirm its absence from the Las Vegas Convention Center.
The biggest tech conference of the year is falling apart, but Gary Shapiro still believes the show will go on.
Next year's Consumer Electronics Show seems to be shrinking as companies and media outlets pull out of in-person interactions due to COVID-19.
The company's CTO Parag Agrawal will replace Dorsey as CEO effective immediately.
The acquisition doesn't include APKMirror.
It'll be a high bar to clear, but the company's new CEO believes it can do just that.
There will still be an online show, however.
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The service will be bundled into a new subscription plan offered by Twitter.
That's $4 billion less than what Verizon originally paid for the properties.
A selection of digital programming will also be made available for those uncomfortable attending.
