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Four Morrow County officials purchased Windwave from a local nonprofit after serving on its board and helping award Amazon tax breaks worth over $435 million.
For Oregon technology professionals, the case raises questions about governance and accountability in local tech-related business deals.
Paxton, a Bend-based legal tech startup, announced it raised $22 million to fuel its AI platform that speeds legal research and drafting.
The funding signals growing momentum in Oregon’s legal-tech and AI startup ecosystem, creating opportunities for local technologists and developers.
Oregon Tech has received $1.123 million to help meet critical workforce needs in the domestic energy sector while driving economic growth and job creation.
For Oregon technology professionals, this investment signals growing opportunities in energy-sector innovation and skilled workforce development within the state.
LinkedIn currently lists 838 Data Tech jobs in Oregon, with new positions added daily for professionals leveraging their networks to get hired.
Oregon technology professionals can tap into a substantial, continuously updated pool of data-focused job opportunities across the state.
Silicon Florist is a longtime Portland, Oregon, publication covering news, events, people, and jobs in the startup and broader tech community.
It gives Oregon technology professionals a local source for community news, career opportunities, and startup activity.
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A roundup of University of Oregon research and innovation impact stories.
OR technology professionals can follow local university research and innovation developments relevant to their field.
Oregon Institute of Technology provides details on grant funding supporting its Tech Opportunities Program (TOP).
Oregon technology professionals can explore funding resources that help advance tech education and workforce development in the state.
The Technology Association of Oregon (TAO) unites tech companies, thought leaders, and communities to foster innovation and growth.
Oregon technology professionals can tap into TAO's statewide network to collaborate, gain visibility, and drive local tech innovation.
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