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North American Cyber Range Alliance opens registration for Cyber Quest 2020

North American Cyber Range Alliance opens registration for Cyber Quest 2020

NACRA Cyber Quest 2020 is a real-time, virtual cyber range skill-building and competition event featuring 14 virtual events and offering more than 390 hands-on challenge experiences. Hosted across six cyber ranges provided by NACRA Preferred Range Partners, registration for the online competition is open to both active and aspiring cyber professionals in higher education, business, public service or non-profit, and the community at large.

Arizona Technology Council and ACA launch AZTechBase, providing critical data on the state’s technology ecosystem

Arizona Technology Council and ACA launch AZTechBase, providing critical data on the state’s technology ecosystem

The Arizona Technology Council, in partnership with the Arizona Commerce Authority, today launched AZTechBase, an online platform that provides a comprehensive listing of companies, people and investors in Arizona’s technology industry. The goal of AZTechBase is to further elevate the state’s technology ecosystem by providing accurate, current datasets and making the data easily accessible to the community.

Arizona Technology Council applauds Supreme Court decision to protect DACA Program

Arizona Technology Council applauds Supreme Court decision to protect DACA Program

Steven G. Zylstra, president and CEO of the Arizona Technology Council, joins major leaders across industries in applauding the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision rejecting the Trump administration’s attempt to terminate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Zylstra has been a powerful voice in urging Congress to provide protections for DACA recipients.

My view: Tech industry wins are Arizona wins

My view: Tech industry wins are Arizona wins

Stability. In what seems to be a period of uncertainty, we all seem to be looking for something we can count on. Fortunately, results from 2020’s first quarter offer reasons to at least feel encouraged if not celebrate for the future. And when the technology sector wins, experience tells us that the state’s economy does, too.

The hottest technology and innovation evolving in Arizona

The hottest technology and innovation evolving in Arizona

Arizona is fortunate to have an outstanding combination of a pro-technology government, regulations promoting growth and innovation, a low cost of living, a better quality of life and great research universities compared to other traditional tech hubs. These factors make our state a wonderful place to launch a startup, test new technology and grow a business. The influx of innovation is surging, and the nation’s technology industry is paying attention.

Renewable energy a powerful solution to restore Arizona’s economic security

Renewable energy a powerful solution to restore Arizona’s economic security

While Covid-19 has fundamentally changed us, what remains constant is our foundation as a technology and innovation hub driven by big ideas, talented entrepreneurs and a welcoming business environment. This is especially true in our renewable energy sector. Renewable energy is a powerful solution to restoring economic security at a time when Arizonans need it most.

Tech jobs increase as COVID-19 alters business landscape

Tech jobs increase as COVID-19 alters business landscape

The findings by Dice, a tech career hub, offer a glimpse into how businesses adjusted to the coronavirus pandemic onset and the rapid changes it brought, such as a mass movement from offices to telecommuting and an increase in e-commerce. As for changes between February and March, Arizona’s 6% bump put it at No. 6 on the state list and Phoenix’s 13% jump put it at No. 8 among U.S. cities.

Tech leaders from PayPal, ILLUME Advising and Rincon Research join Council’s Board of Directors

Tech leaders from PayPal, ILLUME Advising and Rincon Research join Council’s Board of Directors

The Arizona Technology Council announced it has appointed Wes Hummel, vice president, Site Reliability Engineering, PayPal; Anne Dougherty, co-founder and co-owner, ILLUME Advising; and Dr. Mary L. Bailey, president and CEO, Rincon Research, to its board of directors. Hummel, Dougherty and Bailey were elected unanimously to serve three-year terms at the Council’s quarterly board meeting held April 30.

Arizona business groups back Gov. Ducey’s approach to a phased reopening

Arizona business groups back Gov. Ducey’s approach to a phased reopening

The Arizona Technology Council and other business organizations weigh in on Governor Doug Ducey’s announcement on April 29 that some small retail businesses in the state will be able to partially reopen the first week of May. The changes were announced as Ducey extended his executive order that has kept nonessential businesses in the state closed and residents at home since the end of March.

Arizona Technology Council launches new tech-focused podcast: AZ TechCast

Arizona Technology Council launches new tech-focused podcast: AZ TechCast

AZ TechCast, the new podcast of the Arizona Technology Council, is dedicated to covering innovation and technology in Arizona and beyond. In the April 2020 episode of AZ TechCast, an innovative group of experts shared their expertise and insight into what Arizona’s science and technology industry is doing to support the community in addressing the pandemic. These are just a few of the many Arizona institutions and companies that have stepped up and are making a difference in the fight against COVID-19.

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