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AT&T to launch 4G LTE in Providence
AT&T plans to roll out 4G LTE to its customers in the Providence area by the end of 2012. With speeds the company boasts as “up to 10 times faster than 3G,” AT&T customers will be able to stream, download, upload and game faster than before on LTE-compatible devices. more
Betaspring attracting applicants from around globe
Winter storm Nemo made for a less-than-ideal welcome for some member’s of Betaspring’s latest cohort, which, for the first time, includes three teams from India. more

By Lindsay Lorenz
PBN Researcher | 4/1/13

Amazing Charts acquired by Pri-Med
Electronic medical records provider Amazing Charts Inc. has been acquired by Boston-based Pri-Med LLC, the company announced Monday. more
| 11/19/12
Five Questions With: Owen Biddle
Co-founder and chief technology officer of Greentape, talks to Providence Business News about his company, using technology to expand the organic food market and the tech startup experience. more
Five Questions With: Dr. Jon Mukand
Dr. Jon Mukand, author of “The Man with the Bionic Brain,” talks to Providence Business News about his book, his work and the developments in the biotechnology industry. more
Owning your marketing
Here’s a question I’m getting more often from business owners and startups: What’s the difference between “paid, owned and earned” media for marketing? And how do I use them together? more
11/12/12
R.I. tourism groups going mobile
It’s long been known that the ladies room can be a place where ideas – and more than those centered on gossip or shopping recommendations – can be shared. So it wasn’t surprising to Ruth Taylor, executive director of the Newport Historical Society, that an advertisement for the organization’s new mobile guidebook placed on a lavatory wall garnered quite the positive reaction. more
Teacher support is just tweet away in R.I.
Many Rhode Island educators are embracing continuous changes in technology and trends in peer-to-peer training to enrich professional development. more

By Rhonda Miller
PBN Staff Writer | 4/8/13

Research simulates computer chip performance
Resit Sendag, University of Rhode Island professor of computer engineering, and URI graduate student Will Simoneau have developed a tool to simulate computer chip performance in the future. more
Vector Software partners with AdaCore
Software-solutions company Vector Software Inc. has partnered with New York-based AdaCore to provide advanced software test capability to the Ada community. more
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