Wilson proves city is a playground for innovation, exploration
With assets like its Greenlight gigabit fiber Internet technology and established infrastructure that continues to grow, Wilson aspires to be a "living, learning lab."
With assets like its Greenlight gigabit fiber Internet technology and established infrastructure that continues to grow, Wilson aspires to be a "living, learning lab."
Barton College, in large part thanks to its access to high-speed gigabit Internet, is helping students develop the skills necessary for their futures — futures that will undoubtedly be directed by technology.
Collaborations between public and private organizations charter innovation in Wilson, and proponents of the city-owned fiber optic network use it as a building block for a brighter tomorrow.
Eastern North Carolina cities like Greenville and Wilson have seen a rise in industries outside of their agricultural economic mainstays in recent years.
WILSON – The City of Wilson plans to create a smart city app with the help of a $10,000 grant from US Ignite, a National Science Foundation-backed nonprofit. The North Carolina Next Generation Network, which is part of the US…
WILSON – With the help of a $1.1 million grant from the Golden LEAF Foundation, the City of Wilson says it will build an “Innovation Hub.” The hub will include co-working space for startups and also offer a variety of…