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Fast Forward releases new product, signaling traction and mission of better assisting rural electric companies
The Kearney-based tech startup offers solutions for documenting, inspecting and maintaining the infrastructure of electric utilities. From car-mounted cameras to now an interactive mapping software,…
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9mFive Things: 2026 Tech Nebraska Summit
Tech Nebraska, the technology trade group and lobbying voice for the state's tech sector, held its annual summit last week. Hundreds of attendees gathered to hear from industry leaders on topics ranging from artificial intelligence adoption to the significance of startups on corporate innovation.
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5mOmaha and Lincoln market the region for ag and biotech with new AgWorks Corridor initiative
The Greater Omaha Chamber and Lincoln Chamber of Commerce are working together to give a brand to their region of 11 counties. By better telling the story of agriculture companies in Nebraska, they hope to bring global recognition and investment to the state.
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5mPrairie Portraits: Rakesh Srivastava
The Prairie Portraits series features founders, funders and community builders from Nebraska's innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem.
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5mThe do's and don’ts of SBIR / STTR federal funding for startups from NIH managers
UNeMed, the tech transfer organization for UNO and UNMC, capped off its Innovation Week with a virtual panel of program managers from various National Institutes of Health agencies. They discussed the SBIR/STTR federal funding program for startups and small businesses, and what entrepreneurs in Nebraska should know when applying.
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6mA thank you to the community: SPN wins at UNeMed’s 2026 Innovation Awards
The tech transfer office for the University of Nebraska Medical Center and the University of Nebraska at Omaha recognized Silicon Prairie News with the Innovation Champion of the Year award at its annual event. SPN’s team wanted to give thanks to UNeMed and the wider startup community in Nebraska.