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Some CT businesses keep wary eye on proposed federal TikTok ban
Michael Puffer April 29, 2024As federal lawmakers contemplate a potential ban on the Chinese-linked, short-form video hosting service TikTok, Glastonbury-based ad agency CashmanKatz is reminding clients to diversify their use of social media platforms.
Michael Puffer April 29, 2024
As UConn’s 10-year, $1.5B NextGenCT initiative wraps up, school eyes additional investment in STEM facilities
Hanna Snyder Gambini April 29, 2024UConn’s 10-year, $1.5 billion Next Generation Connecticut (NextGenCT) initiative, which targeted investments in facilities, faculty and enrollment, was touted as “one of the most ambitious state investments in economic development, higher educatio
Hanna Snyder Gambini April 29, 2024
CT AI bill would set standards, but Lamont remains wary
Mark Pazniokas, CT Mirror April 23, 2024Senate Democrats said Monday they are narrowing a groundbreaking proposal to set standards for the development and use of artificial intelligence in Connecticut, an effort to address Gov.
Mark Pazniokas, CT Mirror April 23, 2024
Here are preemptive measures to limit a cyberattack’s damage to your business
Chris DiPentima and William Roberts April 15, 2024It’s been nine months since Connecticut’s sweeping new data privacy law to protect consumers took effect, after lawmakers made the decision that due to inaction in Congress, the state should pass its own law to protect consumer data.
Chris DiPentima and William Roberts April 15, 2024
Stamford’s Collegiate Sports Management Group finds growth at intersection of media, sports and technology
David Krechevsky April 15, 2024So, have you filled out your May Madness bracket yet? That’s not a typo.
David Krechevsky April 15, 2024
Students partner with businesses for quantum hackathon in New Haven
Andrew Larson April 9, 2024Hundreds of students from across the world will converge in New Haven this weekend for the 2024 quantum hackathon, where they will develop and test code on quantum hardware in an effort to solve real-world business problems.
Andrew Larson April 9, 2024
After ‘long road’ to FDA clearance, Waterbury’s Northeast Scientific finds growing niche in medical device reuse market
Michael Puffer April 1, 2024Back when Waterbury-based medical device manufacturer Northeast Scientific had three staff members and no product to sell, there were years when CEO Craig Allmendinger didn’t take a paycheck.
Michael Puffer April 1, 2024
Northeast Scientific’s pivot into the pacemaker market is an altruistic endeavor
Michael Puffer April 1, 2024While Northeast Scientific’s main focus is the catheter business, it has branched out to another medical device segment for altruistic purposes.
Michael Puffer April 1, 2024
Hartford HealthCare’s deal with GE Health focuses on AI, ensures access to latest medical equipment technologies
Andrew Larson April 1, 2024Moore’s Law posits that the number of transistors on an integrated circuit will double every two years with minimal rise in cost.
Andrew Larson April 1, 2024
New Haven’s ReGen Accelerator launches first incubator for 5 climate-tech startups
David Krechevsky March 28, 2024The ReGen Accelerator, a New Haven-based climate technology business incubator, has announced the launch of its first accelerator program supporting five startups.
David Krechevsky March 28, 2024
Tong: CT joins 15 other states and DOJ in lawsuit accusing Apple of monopolizing smartphone market
Andrew Larson March 21, 2024The Department of Justice and 16 states, including Connecticut, filed an antitrust lawsuit against smartphone giant Apple on Thursday, accusing the company of abusing its monopoly power to stifle competition and to make it harder for consumers to
Andrew Larson March 21, 2024
CT’s AI bill could be model for U.S., but businesses wary of reporting requirements
Skyler Frazer March 18, 2024With artificial intelligence increasingly working itself into the fabric of society and commerce, state lawmakers are attempting to create an AI regulatory framework that has received mixed reaction from the business community.
Skyler Frazer March 18, 2024
Middletown-based Charles IT opens second office in Stamford
Andrew Larson March 15, 2024Charles IT, a cybersecurity company based in Middletown that serves the Northeast, has opened a second office, in Stamford.
Andrew Larson March 15, 2024
Tolland software company announces leadership change
Greg Bordonaro March 14, 2024A Tolland-based software company has named a new president.
Greg Bordonaro March 14, 2024
Legislature seeks data center study; Concerns raised over delays
Erica E. Phillips, CT Mirror March 8, 2024Connecticut leaders are weighing the stress that massive data centers could place on the region’s power grid against the economic opportunities they offer, as rapid advancements in technology accelerate demand for data processing capacity.
Erica E. Phillips, CT Mirror March 8, 2024
Mass. IT firm more than doubles employee count in CT
Andrew Larson March 6, 2024A Massachusetts-based IT services company has expanded its Connecticut office, more than doubling the number of employees who are based there.
Andrew Larson March 6, 2024
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A recent CBRE study ranked Hartford as the 43rd best market for tech talent in the United States and Canada.
The study found that Hartford has 28,430 tech workers, an increase of 3.7% from 2018 to 2023.
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