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Riverlane chooses UMD’s Discovery District for its US headquarters (opens the original)
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There’s been no shortage of quantum news in Maryland this month. Leading up to the Quantum World Congress hosted at the University of Maryland, College Park (UMD), British company Riverlane announced it chose the state for its US headquarters. It’s one of several companies that have recently planted roots at the university. Another university got some big news, too. Morgan State is partnering with Google to advance its AI research. Plus, some new engineering jobs are coming to Cecil County. Read
Gov. Wes Moore forms task force to review Maryland data center proposals (opens the original)
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Gov. Wes Moore is establishing an interagency task force to review all proposed data center projects in Maryland. Staffed by representatives from seven state agencies, the group will display its findings on a public dashboard tracking all development across the state. It also lays out a ban on state executive departments entering into nondisclosure agreements with developers, meaning more information about the terms of these deals will be publicly available. Local agencies still have the final s
Vheda Health plans targeted acquisitions and national growth following a $47M raise (opens the original)
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Columbia-based healthtech company Vheda Health raised $47 million in its first round of private equity funding. Founded in 2013, the data platform helps health plans identify high-risk patients early, aiming for faster interventions to improve health outcomes and lower costs. The investment comes from Agora, a recently launched health investment firm, in its first portfolio deal. Prior to this round, Vheda expanded by partnering directly with health plans rather than seeking traditional venture
Film leaders make the business case for funding Maryland storytellers (opens the original)
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Maryland has long punched above its weight in film, and now, events like the Columbia Film Festival are trying to put a fresh wave of local storytellers on the map. The festival, which ran for a week in early September, presented over 55 films with a focus on uplifting Maryland filmmakers. That emphasis sets it apart from other state events, such as the Maryland Film Festival, which prioritizes an international reach. “We’re encouraging our local filmmakers and giving them an opportunity to show
The physical footprint behind AI and cloud computing: A breakdown of data center types (opens the original)
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The headlines often focus on giant hyperscale facilities — you’ve probably heard of Meta, Microsoft or Google building them — but the definition of “hyperscale” varies depending on who you ask. At a much smaller scale, a data center can be a shipping container tucked inside your city to keep residents’ video streaming services running smoothly. Big Tech company Nvidia is even developing a miniature version and offering cash to people who sign up to run one at home. We looked at the physical size
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