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IQE to Expand Greensboro Operation for Next Generation Compound Semiconductor Materials
IQE, Inc., a global semiconductor manufacturer, announced an expansion in Guilford County, signaling its ongoing commitment to future investment in the region, subject to customer commitments and funding from the federal CHIPS Act. The company plans to add 109 jobs and invest $305 million over several years to expand its manufacturing facility for next generation compound semiconductor material in the City of Greensboro.
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Expanding IT Company Selects Edenton for New Technology Support Center
Provalus, an information technology outsourcing firm, will establish a Center of Excellence in Edenton that will create 61 jobs. The Provalus project brings an investment of $6.48 million to Chowan County and will add to the company’s existing presence in North Carolina.
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For the Fifth Year in a Row, North Carolina Ranks in Top Three States to Do Business
CNBC named North Carolina as second-best state to do business and in the top three for the fifth year in a row thanks to our well-trained and diverse workforce, booming economy, and strong business environment.
Learn MoreIn North Carolina, innovation is driving ahead at full speed, from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Outer Banks and everywhere in between.
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$3.1B
in Venture Capital Funding
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Top 10
State for Cybersecurity (Business Facilities, 2023)
A Hub for All Things Tech
North Carolina is investing in resources and infrastructure to support technology and innovation. We’re a top tech hub in sectors like software, life sciences, fintech, cybersecurity, defense, agriculture, and entrepreneurship.
Startup Power and Potential
North Carolina’s universities have the highest share of industry-funded research in the nation. The state ranks 5th for new tech companies established. By capitalizing on homegrown talent, you can stay ahead and be the first to discover what’s next.
Where Women in Tech Reach New Heights
We’re seeing women in tech choose North Carolina at unprecedented rates. Our state ranks #1 for the percentage of women in technology–making up 37.7 percent of the workforce.
Investing in Innovation
An investment of $500 million will develop regional innovation networks at North Carolina universities. Funding will go toward matching research capabilities with commercial applications and capacity building between academia and regional industries.
Technology Companies in North Carolina
Technology by the Numbers
Technologies like AI, fintech, mobility, and life sciences are driving ahead at full speed in this state, and a world-class workforce is behind the wheel.
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Tech Labor Availability
From developers to cybersecurity pros, the most skilled tech workers can be found in North Carolina.
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Robust Tech Talent Pipeline
North Carolina’s tech talent pool is fueled by strong growth and renowned universities.
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Tech Talent Growth
North Carolina’s tech sector has grown by 25% since 2018, outpacing the national average.
Source: Lightcast, 2024
From developers to cybersecurity pros, the most skilled tech workers can be found in North Carolina.
Source: Lightcast, 2024
North Carolina’s tech talent pool is fueled by strong growth and renowned universities.
Source: UNC System, 2022-2023
North Carolina’s tech sector has grown by 25% since 2018, outpacing the national average.
Source: Lightcast, 2024
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IT Firm to Create 92 Jobs in Columbus County
Provalus, an IT services company, will create 92 jobs in Columbus County, Governor Roy Cooper announced...
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