The Biden administration Monday designated the greater Baltimore region as a federal tech hub through an Economic Development Administration program designed to make regions nationwide globally competitive in emerging technologies.
TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, will host a free Black Female Founders Venture Capital Forum. The event will begin at 9:30 a.m. on November 15, 2023, at Coppin State University’s Tawes Center Ballroom.
Tracking drones and robots with pinpoint precision in an open air-land lab; watching students build and test their prototypes in a large project assembly space; creating an autonomous school of robotic fish in a water tunnel – it’s all in a day’s work for the people who study, teach and conduct r
TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced a recent $200,000 investment in Escalate. This recent investment came from TEDCO’s Social Impact Funds.
For tech and gaming pioneer Jacqueline Shorter-Beauchamp, tackling tall challenges with belief in self, innovation, and the creation of integration is all in a day’s work.
Recently, 70 students applied to participate in the regional Bobcat Innovation Launch Pad competition Sept. 22-24 hosted by Frostburg State University in partnership with TEDCO's Maryland Innovation Initiative (MII), Deloitte’s Innovation Lab and the University System of Maryland Launch Fund.
The tech community is an interconnected, symbiotic ecosystem. When tech companies need support and resources, they turn to organizations like universities, law firms, accelerator programs, economic development groups, coding bootcamps and corporate entities.
Catoctin Mountain Growers (“Catoctin”), located in Keymar, has been in the ornamental flower business for decades. Founded in 1985 by Bob and Denise Van Wingerden, the business has played a key role in supplying ornamentals to large retailers such as Walmart.
As the number of jobs unfilled in Maryland’s cybersecurity industry continues to grow, Maryland leaders are looking for ways to meet the demand for skilled workers.
ARMR Logo, TEDCO Portfolio company working to develop a novel hemorrhage control system to stop bleeding anytime, anywhereBaltimore-based ARMR Systems’ novel wearable platform stops severe arterial bleeds and can respond to trauma in any theater.
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Yesterday was the beginning of football season, with the Kansas City Chiefs going up against the Detroit Lions in the first game of the NFL season.
TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, was recently announced as one of The Daily Record’s 2023 Empowering Women Honorees. Empowering Women winners will be honored at The Daily Record’s Women’s Leadership Summit on Oct.
The internet is no longer a luxury, it is now a necessity. Yet still too many people lack stable, reliable and high-quality access, especially in economically disadvantaged and geographically remote groups.
Pet Connect Business technology platform provides no-code web sites and mobile apps to pet service providers. This community of customers includes groomers, dog trainers, boarders, and veterinarians.
Ron’s entrepreneurial career reflects his dedication to national service and health equity. He is an 8th-generation military veteran, educated at the United States Military Academy at West Point, whose family’s legacy of service to the nation dates to the Revolutionary and Civil Wars.
