FORT COLLINS ndash; CSU Ventures, the technology transfer and commercialization arm of Colorado State University, is seeking abstracts from graduate and post-doctoral students for the fifth annual...
A Denver aerospace startup formed to make small satellites will house its manufacturing and satellite operations center in a new building scheduled to open in July on the campus of Metropolitan State University of Denver. York Space Systems and MSU Denver (also known as Metro State) announced the partnership Tuesday.
Shailen Bhatt is hungry. The executive director of the Colorado Department of Transportation is at the wheel of a white Dodge Durango SUV—an official CDOT vehicle, retrofitted with flashing amber emergency lights—when he exits Interstate 70 in Idaho Springs, swoops into a McDonald’s drive-thru, and orders an Egg McMuffin. I’m sitting in the passenger seat. “Do you want anything?” he asks.
A deal swapping assets between Dish Network Corp. and its sister company sets up the satellite TV business for a wave of merger interest that’s expected in the TV and mobile internet industries, CEO Charlie Ergen said.
DENVER — App-development startup AppIt Ventures has expanded into larger space in Denver’s Cherry Creek neighborhood. BusinessDen reports that the company, which has produced 320 apps for customers so far, has tripled its space with a move to 50 S. Steele St. AppIt occupies 3,300 square feet in the building.
A proactive approach and private-sector collaboration are critical as government reforms its cyber-defense strategies, says Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Colorado satellite imaging company DigitalGlobe Inc. may soon be bought by Canada’s best-known space and satellite company, the Wall Street Journal is reporting today.
Citing Denver’s skilled workforce and the appreciation of culture, accounting firm Xero confirmed Wednesday that it moved its U.S. headquarters from San Francisco to Colorado.
Virtual reality could make its way into classrooms in Steamboat Springs and Hayden next year, if proposed grants are funded using Steamboat’s half-cent sales tax for education.
WASHINGTON (AP) — In the first major congressional attempt to address the advent of self-driving cars, two senators said Monday they're launching a bipartisan effort to help to speed up the deployment of the vehicles on the nation's roads.
DENVER — Convercent, a Denver-based startup that produces compliance software for businesses, has raised $10 million. BusinessDen reports that the company filed a Regulation D filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Feb. 9, detailing the raise. The $10 million haul takes Convercent’s fundraising to $47 million in a series of offerings.
The growth of the cybersecurity industry in Colorado Springs was in the spotlight at the Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium as generals and Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper touted the burgeoning field in the Pikes Peak region.
Regis University will join the Catalyst HTI health tech campus in the River North (RiNo) district in Denver this spring.
Compri Consulting, Inc., a Denver-based technology services firm recognized for its vibrant culture and high staff retention, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Gunther Douglas, an IT recruiting and consulting firm with a national footprint specializing in full lifecycle technology recruiting.
Dish Network admits it. TV service providers — itself included — have plenty of room to improve their customer service reputation. On Monday, the Douglas County company begins a customer listening campaign, which includes a “spokeslistener” who stars in TV commercials and an advertising campaign.
U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner and the Colorado Technology Association this week launched an initiative to gather suggestions from the state’s technology community for new legislation and changes to federal regulations.
Go Code Colorado, the first and only statewide effort of its kind, kicked off its 2017 challenge with Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams with more than 250 attendees and a new challenge statement.
Colorado's gross domestic product -- the value of the goods and services it produced -- jumped at an annual rate of 5.1 percent in the third quarter of 2016, the fourth-highest growth rate in the nation, according to a federal report today.
Telecom giant AT&T Inc. has entered “advanced discussions” with power companies about a new technology to deliver multi-gigabit internet speeds over power lines.
ThoughtWorks, a global technology company, has announced the opening of its business operations in Denver and recently joined Colorado Technology Association as a member. The company spent months embedded in the local business and technology community to fully absorb the innovative growth happening in the greater Denver metro area.
Verizon has reportedly approached Liberty Media's Greg Maffei about exploring a deal combining the telecom giant and cable company Charter Communications, potentially putting John Malone at the center of a deal reshaping the media and communications industries.
DENVER -- EY announced nominations are open for its annual Entrepreneur of the Year Awards, considered one of the most prestigious business award programs in the U.S.
The Go Code Colorado challenge is about to kick off in 2017. The state will announce the goal of this year's challenge on Feb. 1 at an event at the Golden Triangle Galvanize It's the fourth year for the challenge.
An Atlanta technology company will relocate its headquarters to Denver, creating 108 jobs locally as it combines its existing two offices into a central location here.