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Smart city investments to reach $3.7T as cities prepare for autonomous vehicles

Verra Mobility released a new study, which found 93% of U.S. cities are preparing for driverless vehicles within the next five years.

Candace Barnette

NASA awards $20M for university-led aviation research

The research will focus on improving flight operations, enhancing communication systems and exploring autonomous flight capabilities.

Candace Barnette

Broadband expansion faces hurdles amid federal funding uncertainty

Despite these challenges, state legislatures are proactively seeking solutions.

Adam Rollins

Ohio launches fourth innovation hub to research 3D printing for aerospace, defense manufacturing

Ohio will launch the state’s fourth innovation hub in Youngstown, leveraging $62 million in local, state, federal and private investments to advance aerospace and defense manufacturing technologies. The Youngstown Innovation Hub for Aerospace and Defense will research and develop additive manufacturing solutions

Adam Rollins

University of Alabama to invest in battery research center renovations

The project will renovate more than 8,700 square feet to create a state-of-the-art facility for research.

Brady Pieper

Mississippi summit to connect industry leaders with contract opportunities

This year, the symposium will feature a variety of opportunities to collaborate with public entities, researchers, industries and private businesses.

Candace Barnette

Pennsylvania updates IT procurement to boost tech partnerships

The initiative reduces risks associated with relying on single vendors while creating opportunities for more businesses to secure state contracts.

Miles Smith

Oklahoma voters back technology center expansion with $90M bond

The bond will fund a new construction trades facility; expansion and renovation of health programs and facilities; and creation of flexible training spaces.

Keaton Peters

New study positions Indiana at forefront of small modular reactor development

With new data centers and manufacturing facilities, Indiana faces mounting pressure to develop reliable, carbon-free power generation.

Miles Smith

Minnesota internet providers compete for $652M program to expand broadband access

Nearly 89,000 Minnesota homes and businesses could receive high-speed broadband service through the state’s BEAD allocation.

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