Welcome to your daily briefing on technology developments in South Dakota. Today we're covering 7 key stories including updates on south dakota technology headlines, south dakota technology updates. Let's dive in.
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An 80-acre life science and biotechnology research campus in northwest Sioux Falls opened its first building this year.
Expanding life science infrastructure creates research and career opportunities for South Dakota technology professionals.
A job board listing for Information Technology positions in Sioux Falls, including IT Supervisor, IT Risk Analyst II, and IT Service Desk Lead, invites candidates to search, view, and apply.
For technology professionals in SD, this centralized listing offers local career opportunities across IT leadership, risk, and support roles.
The South Dakota Board of Economic Development has approved a $500,000 SD Works Legacy loan to Elevate Rapid City to establish a revolving seed fund for early-stage tech startups.
The new fund gives technology professionals in South Dakota a local source of early-stage capital to support startups in the state's fastest-growing industry.
The South Dakota Freedom Caucus is calling for a free-market approach to emerging technologies.
South Dakota technology professionals may see policy signals favoring less regulatory intervention in tech development and adoption.
Applied Digital says its proposed data center near Toronto, South Dakota, is unlikely to go forward, effectively withdrawing the project.
For South Dakota technology professionals, the apparent withdrawal signals a pause in planned data center infrastructure in the state.
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South Dakota's board approved a seed fund for technology startups, citing the tech sector as the state's fastest-growing industry.
The fund signals new early-stage opportunities for SD technology professionals building emerging-tech businesses.
South Dakota State University announced a new Center for AI Innovation to help students understand the benefits and pitfalls of artificial intelligence.
South Dakota technology professionals can look forward to a more AI-literate workforce emerging from SDSU.
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