Colorado seeks ‘Tech Hub’ designation
DENVER — Colorado is vying to be one of 20 states designated a “Tech Hub” by the federal government.
This designation, established under the CHIPS Act, provides access to a pot of $10 billion in U.S. Economic Development Administration funding to be used to foster innovation, according to a Denver Post report.
DENVER — Colorado is vying to be one of 20 states designated a “Tech Hub” by the federal government.
This designation, established under the CHIPS Act, provides access to a pot of $10 billion in U.S. Economic Development Administration funding to be used to foster innovation, according to a Denver Post report.
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