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- Texas Tech University’s grant from the Texas Semiconductor Innovation Fund will help build a nanotechnology cleanroom facility in Lubbock.
- The project supports advanced semiconductor research and hands-on workforce training through the Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering.
- The award is part of a broader effort under the Texas CHIPS Act to expand semiconductor research and technician training statewide.
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Funding is divided among data, radio and 911 service areas.
A variety of projects are beginning to trickle out for vendors to bid on.
The top 10 vendors billed the state $3.32 million.
The virtual event, set for Sept. 15, is presented by the Center for Digital Government to showcase and recognize the latest trends, best practices and ideas about the evolving experience of government.
The library has provided uninterrupted service with enhancements during pandemic stages.
Upcoming opportunities are posted regularly, before formal solicitations.
Students will be able to use headsets to research possible career paths.
Law enforcement is limited in what can be bought with forfeited ill-gotten gains.
The funds are from state budget appropriations.
A high-tech document management company led the list with $130,000 in sales.
Funding will go to investment in information security, capital improvement support and human resources.
Industry Insider — Texas is pleased to welcome KPMG to the Industry Insider family. According to its website: “Our innovative solutions help governments navigate their transformation journey to streamline business and operating models and services to citizens. We can help you to overcome the many transformation journey challenges.” For more information about KPMG, go to www.kpmg.us or contact Amanda Campbell.
The longtime technology leader in state government and the private sector says his last day will be Sept. 16. His announcement drew accolades from the state's top IT executives.
The project will make space for growing enrollment and be home to several programs.
Work will cover multiple projects across North Texas.
The microchip company has not committed the multibillion-dollar project.
Industry Insider — Texas will not publish a newsletter Monday in observance of the Labor Day holiday. The newsletter will resume Wednesday morning.
Industry Insider — Texas is pleased to welcome Incode Technologies to the Industry Insider family. According to its website: “We enable a new generation of highly curated and personalized business services built around identity-centric experiences. Incode’s industry leading Omni platform increases conversion rates and reduces fraud while maintaining strict privacy controls.” For more information about Incode go to incode.com or contact Katie James.
"One-stop shop" features expanded services and is available on its website.
Yearly reporting lists higher education projects that would be in excess of $1 million, some in the hundreds of millions.
Modernizing alcoholic beverage sales and related processes are a part of digital strategy.
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