News Coverage

The Worcester Business Journal profiled Joseph Heelan, co-founder, chief technology officer and chief operating officer at Powders on Demand, as a 40 Under Forty recipient and noted his participation in the Center for Advanced Manufacturing’s (CAM) Massachusetts Manufacturing Mash-Up.

MassLive wrote about the Massachusetts Broadband Institute's (MBI) $31.5 million investment to deliver high-speed internet to more than 13,700 public housing units through the Residential Retrofit Program.

The Massachusetts Broadband Institute’s (MBI) $4-million grant to Ameelio was highlighted as a potential national model to reduce recidivism by teaching inmates digital skills. The article, which focused on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) delaying an order to correct prison telecom market distortion, called on states to follow Massachusetts' lead.

Innovation Institute Director Pat Larkin was among the voices MassLive assembled for its coverage of a proposed Quantum Supply Chain Accelerator at Springfield Technical Park. At the event, a group of “Pioneer Valley boosters” hosted Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll to make the case for transforming an empty warehouse into a quantum production center.

The Rutland Herald highlighted a $3.4 million Northeast Microelectronics Coalition (NEMC) grant to establish the Vermont Gallium Nitride Tech Hub in Burlington. This organization will bolster innovation and economic development in the Green Mountain State and across the Northeast.

The Beat Newsletter, published by Boston Business Journal, referenced Massachusetts AI Hub (MA AI Hub) Director Sabrina Mansur's profile.

Massachusetts AI Hub (MA AI Hub) Director Sabrina Mansur was profiled by the Boston Business Journal.

The state's landmark AI pilot program, "Future Ready: AI in the Classroom," was highlighted in BusinessWest.

Deloitte-sponsored content in the Boston Business Journal on supply chain management in Massachusetts included a reference to the Center for Advanced Manufacturing’s (CAM) recent Massachusetts Manufacturing Accelerator Program (MMAP) grants as part of a broader discussion on supply chain resilience.

The Burlington Free Press highlighted the Northeast Microelectronics Coalition's (NEMC) $3.4 million investment in the Vermont Gallium Nitride Tech Hub to build a new microelectronics testing laboratory in South Burlington. The article underscored the facility's planned role in bolstering semiconductor innovation and economic development across Vermont and the broader Northeast region.