Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper proposed a $28.5 billion state budget Tuesday that cuts spending on education, hospitals and road construction to help close a $500 million shortfall.
As was the case when the world’s self-driving truck delivery was made last week in Colorado, it’s no accident that Panasonic Corp. — a global electronics giant — chose Colorado for its first U.S. rollout of transportation technology and abilities to relieve traffic congestion that the company has demonstrated in Japan.
Days after monitoring the world’s first beer delivery via a self-driving 18-wheeler, the Colorado Department of Transportation on Tuesday announced a new high-tech effort to build “a connected transportation program...
Days after monitoring the world’s first beer delivery via a self-driving 18-wheeler, the Colorado Department of Transportation on Tuesday announced a new high-tech effort to build “a connected transportation program.”
After two years heading the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade, Fiona Arnold is returning to the private sector, stepping down from her position as of Dec. 15. Arnold took over at the end of 2014 from Ken Lund, who oversaw one of the bigger periods of economic development in state history...
In due time, vehicles will be able to share data not only with each other (vehicle-to-vehicle, V2V), but with the local infrastructure (V2I), as well. It's still a little bit sci-fi at the moment, but Panasonic teamed up with the State of Colorado to test out its system on a real highway.
After two years heading the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade, Fiona Arnold is returning to the private sector, stepping down from her position as of Dec. 15.
The Federal Communications Commission adopted privacy rules on Thursday that will force Internet service providers to obtain consent from consumers before the ISPs can share Web-browsing data and other private information with advertisers and third parties.
Last month, Perlmutter introduced a bill to provide incentives for businesses to fortify their computer systems against cyber-attacks. Called the Data Breach Insurance Act, it would offer a 15 percent tax credit to companies that buy data breach insurance and adopt the National Institute of Standards and Technology Cybersecurity Framework computer standard.
The Colorado Innovation Network (COIN) is announcing a new focus and direction to place Colorado at the forefront of the civic disruption conversation. The organization will concentrate on public sector innovation.COIN is a division of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade with the mission of advancing connections in the global innovation ecosystem to place Colorado as a leader in innovation...
Ed Rios, an Air Force veteran, has been named CEO of the National Cybersecurity Center in Colorado Springs.
Although the city didn’t win the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Smart City Challenge, CIO Scott Cardenas says Denver is committed to moving ahead with its plan.
The Colorado-based research, training and education center could make the state a hub for cybersecurity activities.
Greeley Mayor Tom Norton will empty his mayoral campaign fund, planning to donate the $19,000 balance to the Community Foundation Serving Greeley and Weld County to help bolster the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math program at Northridge High School...
The National Cybersecurity Center didn't have to go far to find its first CEO. The center's board selected Ed Rios, vice chairman of its Cyber Institute and a Colorado Springs-based cybersecurity consultant, to head the center as of Saturday.
Board members unanimously selected Rios from 13 applicants, including two other finalists who were interviewed by the board, said Ed Anderson, the center's interim executive director...
The National Cybersecurity Center didn't have to go far to find its first CEO. The center's board selected Ed Rios, vice chairman of its Cyber Institute and a Colorado Springs-based cybersecurity consultant, to head the center as of Saturday.
Washington, DC – Senator Cory Gardner (R-CO), Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on East Asia, the Pacific, and International Cybersecurity, today announced his intention to introduce legislation that sanctions Russia’s cyber criminals following the Obama Administration’s public accusation that Russia authorized cyber-attacks on U.S. political organizations.
More states are tapping into the power of technology innovation to stimulate local economies...
FORT COLLINS – Applications will open Nov. 1 and run through Dec. 1 for a new scholarship aimed at helping...
FORT COLLINS -- The City of Fort Collins and Digital Workshop Center (DWC) announced a new $10,000 scholarship for city residents seeking to enhance their digital skills. The scholarship, called the...
October’s National Cyber Security Awareness Month is designed to make a dent in cyber crime by creating awareness about hackers and their latest techniques, and letting people know how they can protect themselves. Governor John Hickenlooper has proclaimed October Cyber Security Awareness month for Colorado.
Denver voters who cast ballots in person will use computer tablets to make their choices, after City Council approved a fourth amendment to a contract with Dominion Voting Systems and the expenditure of $932,633.23 to purchase Dominion’s voting equipment and software at the council’s Sept. 26 meeting.
Fort Lewis College will have ongoing funding worth $3.5 million over five years to boost its science, technology, engineering and math offerings, and provide support for Native American and first-generation college students. The U.S. Department of Education awarded the money, with half coming from the Title III, Native American-Serving, Nontribal Institution Program.
