The Indiana 5G Zone is excited to announce an exclusive opportunity for companies, universities, governments and students to innovate and grow among some of the United States’ most promising innovations in various SMART verticals.
These quarterly events will focus on different topics surrounding 5G and allow the public and those working in related fields to hear from experts in the area and ask them questions.
The Indiana 5G Zone is the first practical testbed in the Nation designed to support the development of mission-critical applications such as manufacturing and cities.
“5G offers faster speeds, lower latency, increased security, and prioritized traffic in this new age of artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and internet of things,” said Jim Barrett, CEO of Edge Technologies, Inc. “Historically, organizations have often struggled to rapidly integrate new technologies into existing business processes to obtain immediate tangible ROI’s. We are excited to be teaming with the Indiana 5G Zone to do just that.”
“Within a very short time the Indiana 5G Zone has established an ecosystem that brings together over 50 local and global partners together. Our goal is to become the rapid innovation leader for dual-use, secure 5G technologies,”
The White House Special Representative for Puerto Rico’s Disaster Recovery, RADM Peter Brown and Randy Clark, Vice Chairman of the National Spectrum Consortium announced that Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory, has secured a leadership role in communication technology with the 5G Zone initiative. This laboratory is primed to enable companies, government entities, and academia to test applications and build new use cases for 5G networks, securing Puerto Rico’s future success.
NineTwelve Discussion with US Department of Commerce to discuss the state impacts of the proposed CHIPS Act U.S. State Department – Patrick Wilson “The CHIPS for America Act would make significant federal investments at the Department of Defense, the National Science Foundation, and the Department of Energy to promote semiconductor research and drive chip technology breakthroughs”
NineTwelve Discussion with US Department of Commerce to discuss the state impacts of the proposed CHIPS Act U.S. State Department – Patrick Wilson “The CHIPS for America Act would make significant federal investments at the Department of Defense, the National Science Foundation, and the Department of Energy to promote semiconductor research and drive chip technology breakthroughs”
Dave Roberts of the Indiana Economic Development Corp. highlights Indiana technology opportunities and 5G impact on advancing innovation.
