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The governor framed it as a chance to compete with other regions where data centers are concentrated, including nearby Virginia.
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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsSchools across West Virginia are starting to restrict access to smartphones in the hopes of directing students’ attention back to the front of the classroom.
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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGATC West Virginia, a health tech hub, was awarded $5 million to hire new staff. The company uses artificial intelligence to test the efficacy of new medications.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe start-up was built on the idea of using cutting-edge technology and local workers to produce vegetables on an industrial scale. And this was all set to happen in eastern Kentucky, where the company’s founder said this new version of agriculture could help replace the fading coal industry. AppHarvest got a lot of attention — from national media, politicians and investors. But then, last year, the company filed for bankruptcy.
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