Wind turbines have always been somewhat of a common sight when driving through the Midwest. Now you’re only going to see more, as the Upper Midwest states have continued to.
Andrew Christensen, director of Arthur Ventures, a North Dakota venture capital firm focused on investing in B2B software companies outside Silicon Valley, will be speaking at the 2nd Annual SaaS.
Two weeks ago Microsoft announced its new civic program, TechSpark, and now the program promises to bring business back into Wisconsin and North Dakota.
While the Midwest continues to attract startups and investors as an alternative tech hub to Silicon Valley, its cities fail to crack NerdWallet’s top 15 as the best places for.
Plenty of opportunities and cost-cuts for doing business are seducing up-and-coming entrepreneurs to come to North Dakota.
A recent survey which asked Americans to identify the most innovative parts of the country revealed that 72% believe the coasts are where the power is, with another 20% openly.
In the midst of endless hype over augmented and virtual reality (of which I too find myself guilty), researchers at the University of North Dakota (UND) are busy exploring how.
