Ohio’s leadership in AI education continued to grow this week with the launch of a new statewide strategy to help prepare the Buckeye State for Artificial Intelligence’s impact on the future of education. Announced and led by Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted, Ohio’s AI in Education Strategy
[caption id align="alignnone" width="788"] Image: Ohio Supercomputer Center [/caption] The Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) and its partners have secured a $5 million National Science Foundation grant to enhance and expand Open OnDemand, their widely-adopted high performance computing (HPC) web portal. The five-year initiative aims
Cleveland
This article originally appeared on GreaterCle.com as part of the Greater Cleveland Partnership’s recap of their annual Best of Tech Awards celebration. Launched in 2020 by two Cleveland natives, AgileBlue has a team of about 45 (more than half in Ohio), and boasts a 98% accuracy rate in
Cleveland
Innovative startups are fueling Ohio's economic growth, and a leader of this ecosystem is JumpStart, a Cleveland-based nonprofit driving investment and inclusive development. In this exclusive interview with OhioTechNews.com, Chris Berry, President and CEO of OhioX, spoke with JumpStart CEO Julie Jacono about her vision for the
[caption id align="alignnone" width="2048"] Image: Anduril [/caption] In a major development first reported by TechCrunch's Marina Temkin, defense technology company Anduril is reportedly considering Ohio as one of three potential locations for its ambitious new manufacturing facility. According to TechCrunch, the company
Cincinnati
St. Elizabeth Healthcare, one of the largest hospitals in the Cincinnati region, announced a strategic partnership with CincyTech, a leading venture capital firm, this week. The collaboration aims to accelerate the development and implementation of breakthrough healthcare technologies while enhancing patient care outcomes. A Powerful Partnership for Innovation CincyTech, renowned
If you’re a tech pro in Ohio, you know the importance of great coffee—whether it’s the fuel for early mornings, late nights, or a quick break between coding sessions. But instead of heading to the usual chains, we’re showcasing something better: the local gems. Across Ohio,
Columbus
Microsoft is investing $1 billion as part of a first phase of data center development into Central Ohio, One Columbus announced this week. Located in New Albany, Heath, and Hebron, these data centers will support Microsoft’s global cloud infrastructure, expanding capacity for Azure cloud services to meet growing demands
A fresh round of funding is now available to help bring groundbreaking technologies from research labs to the global marketplace. The Ohio Department of Development's Technology Validation and Start-Up Fund (TVSF) is offering Phase 2 awards of up to $200,000 per project. This funding targets innovative technologies
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) has continued its efforts to empower the next generation of female scientists and engineers by hosting its AWS Girls’ Tech Day for female students in central Ohio. The annual event took place as the region’s economy continues to diversify with a variety of high-tech, digital-focused
Ohio continues to cement its position as the Heart of Innovation with a major investment in cutting-edge medical, military, and scientific technologies. The Ohio Third Frontier Commission has just approved nearly $6.5 million in grants to accelerate groundbreaking technologies across the state. This funding round supports 15 innovative projects
More than 100 Ohio business CEOs and tech leaders have come together to advocate for computer science education through the newly launched “Ohio for Computer Science” initiative. Spearheaded by OhioX, the group released an open letter urging state policymakers to make computer science a priority in K-12 education. The letter