One region in Upstate New York appears to have figured it out.
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What Will It Take to Win CHIPS Act Funding?
Something Ventured
Dig into the national data and you’ll find Kansas playing a more and more prominent role in sparking innovation.
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Strength In Small Numbers
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There’s Fast, and There’s Quantum Fast
When even supercomputers aren’t up to the job, it’s time for quantum computing, and Colorado is rapidly becoming home to a quantum computing cluster.
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5 Colorado Cities to Watch
Colorado Keeps It CHIP-per
How Colorado Became a Research Juggernaut
From life-saving medical breakthroughs to everyday items we take for granted, Colorado innovation has been changing lives for the better for many decades.
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On a Higher Plain
Painting a Picture of Success
Trinidad’s arts industries foster a cultural hub that’s a hit with creatives, entrepreneurs and, possibly, big industry.
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How Colorado Forms Governance, Employment & Energy Policy
Named America’s fourth best state for business by CNBC in 2022, Colorado has been implementing measures in recent years that should keep it near the top of that ranking and others in the future.
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From Chips to Powder, Colorado Has it All
Diversity of the state economy is a harbinger of a bright future.
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Life Sciences Like Ireland
Medtronic’s Hugo™ system — a modular, multi-quadrant platform for soft-tissue robotic-assisted surgery that some say will rival Intuitive Surgical’s da Vinci system — continues to gain regulatory approvals worldwide and was used for the first time in Europe in early 2022.
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Medtech in particular takes a fancy to the island, where two major companies alone employ more than 8,000.
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Town & Gown Get Along Just Fine Here
Vytelle Chooses Lenexa as Global Headquarters
Vytelle announced on Dec. 6 that it would relocate its global headquarters from Hermiston, Oregon, to Lenexa, Kansas, about 15 months after the company secured $13.2 million in Series A funding from a collection of Midwest- and Kansas-based investors.
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