Member news: November 2023
ASU study identifies key areas of RSV
Every fall in Arizona, Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) cases surge. RSV is a major cause of acute respiratory infections, particularly in children, adults with severe lung conditions, and the elderly. RSV is a virus that causes a common respiratory infection. Efrem said that most people get it and get over it within a week or two. The issue is for young kids and elderly people who get it. The disease can become very serious. Read more >>
Involta Launches Tucson Internet Exchange for Cost Effective Connectivity
Involta, an award-winning data center infrastructure, hybrid IT and cloud-forward consulting firm, announces the launch of the Tucson Internet Exchange (TUSIX), located within the company’s state-of-the-art data center in Tucson, Arizona. Read more >>
Leader of University of Arizona Tech Parks Elected Vice President to National Board of Directors for University Economic Development Association
Tech Parks Arizona leader Carol Stewart has been elected to Vice President on the volunteer board of directors for the University Economic Development Association (UEDA). UEDA members work together to expand economic opportunity in their communities and regions by leveraging talent, innovation and place, while recognizing the interconnectedness of each of these elements. Read more >>
These Valley businesses lead the way in energy efficiency, sustainability
SRP has named 14 local businesses, several that are Arizona Technology Council members, Champions of Sustainability for achievements in electrification, energy efficiency and clean energy through participation in its Business Solutions Program. Read more >>
Latham Industries Attains ISO 13485:2016 Certification for Medical Devices
Latham Industries, a renowned electronics contract manufacturer headquartered in Phoenix, proudly announces its achievement of the ISO 13485:2016 certification for medical devices. This significant milestone reflects the company’s commitment to delivering quality, safety, and reliability in the design, development, and production of electronic components and assemblies for the medical industry. Read more >>
Innovative Cybersecurity Startup Wins Sponsored Entry Into University of Arizona Center for Innovation
The University of Arizona Center for Innovation (UACI) is pleased to announce one winning startup of the UACI Sponsored Launch program fueled by City of Sierra Vista and the Southeastern Arizona Chamber Foundation. Southern Arizona based company Port 194 will receive one sponsored year of admission into the UACI incubation program thanks to the generous financial support of the Sierra Vista sponsors. Program entrance includes resources, services and expert guidance to grow a business. Read more >>
Paramium Technologies Selected for “Innovation Leader of the Year” by AZTC
The Arizona Technology Council (AZTC) presented the 11th Annual Southern Arizona Tech + Business Expo on Wednesday, October 18, 2023. Among the awards presented included “Innovation Leader of the Year” award presented to Paramium Technologies. Paramium Technologies is a Tucson-based startup that grew out of innovations developed at the University of Arizona James C. Wyant College of Optical Sciences, College of Engineering, and the Steward Observatory associated with the College of Science. Read more >>
ACA Announces Expansion of UArizona Micro/Nano Fabrication Center in Tucson
The Arizona Commerce Authority (ACA) announced an expansion of the University of Arizona’s Micro/Nano Fabrication Center (MNFC) located in the University’s Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering building in Tucson, Arizona. Read more >>
University of Arizona’s new school addresses critical need for minerals and mining talent
As the global energy system transitions to a low-carbon future, demand for mineral resources has never been greater. Technologies like solar panels, wind turbines, and electric cars require minerals such as copper, silver, lithium, cobalt, nickel, and rare earth elements in increasing quantities, creating rapidly growing markets to fuel this development on a global scale. Read more >>
SRP Partners with Gilbert to Run First Electric Fire Truck in Arizona
SRP is proud to partner with the Gilbert Fire & Rescue Department on its new electric fire truck. The truck is the first of its kind in Arizona, and among the first few electric fire trucks in the United States. It has zero tailpipe emissions which makes for a cleaner, safer work environment for Gilbert Fire personnel. Plus, it’s quieter and has a more responsive and smoother acceleration than diesel-powered pumpers. Read more >>
Virgin Galactic shifts focus to Mesa-built spaceship as part of realignment
Virgin Galactic said progress is being made at its Mesa assembly facility now under construction, and that factory is becoming even more central to the space tourism company’s strategy as it shifts its focus to its Delta-class ships that will be built there. Read more >>