When Alex Hillman first started Indy Hall, the city’s Commerce Department called to ask how they could help his new business. Hillman turned them down. Since then, he’s changed his approach when it comes to working with city government.
Emilia Doda was at her apartment in San Jose when she read in the Scranton Times-Tribune that a data center would be built across from her childhood home.
Patient capital, risk awareness, resiliency and and systems-first thinking are shaping the landscape.
Constant connectivity is now most common among kids and teens from families with fewer resources.
After foreclosure battles and ownership changes, the centrally located tech park is in the midst of massive redevelopments.
Across healthcare, education and other regulated sectors, companies are using the tech to solve operational problems that don’t have quick fixes.
Local residents have spotted the Swiss startup traversing hills and stairs throughout the city.
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