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Data viz meetups are helping jobseekers in DC, thanks to dedicated technologists
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How a Delaware high schooler built a global academic competition hub with $100
Seeing motivated peers blocked from academic competitions, Satya Kokonda built Competify Hub, now serving students in more than 60 countries.
Bitcoin miners are pivoting operations to cash in on the next wave of AI infrastructure
Large-scale cryptocurrency firms, including companies founded in Maryland, are repurposing their frameworks into data centers.
Tourists are set to boost Philly’s local businesses in 2026, with the city strategizing for long-term impact
There is a massive potential economic opportunity in Philly this year, but without strategy and preparation, local businesses could miss out. The region is set to host a plethora of major events, including World Cup games, the MLB All-Star game and America’s 250th birthday. The city is projected to have…
Federal innovation funding in 2026: What ecosystem builders need to know now
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Can you hear me now? Everything we know about the Verizon outage leaving thousands without cell service
A nationwide network failure disrupted connectivity, triggered SOS alerts and raised concerns around emergency access.
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