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Older Adults Technology Services, a program focused on helping seniors build digital skills and access technology, is in the news spotlight. The organisation runs training and support aimed at closing the digital divide for older people, helping them use devices, get online and connect with services as technology becomes central to daily life.
- 2Georgia Tech's Tech Promise Welcomes Record 118 First-Year Students●Breaking Records: Tech Promise Welcomes 118 First-Year Students
The Georgia Institute of Technology has welcomed 118 first-year students through its Tech Promise program, the largest cohort in the program's history. Tech Promise covers full costs of attendance for qualifying Georgia families. The record enrollment signals the university's growing commitment to affordability and expanded access for students from lower-income households.
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Chinese AI firm DeepSeek and Huawei have opened up programming tools for Huawei's Ascend AI chips, making the technology accessible to outside developers. The move is seen as a step toward building a domestic AI software ecosystem around Chinese hardware, reducing reliance on Nvidia's CUDA stack amid ongoing US export restrictions. Details on the exact terms of the release remain limited.
- 4North Carolina Opens Applications for Rural Health Technology Fund●Applications Open For North Carolina Rural Health Technology Fund
Applications are now open for North Carolina's Rural Health Technology Fund, a state-backed program aimed at bringing better health technology to rural communities. Providers and organizations in underserved areas can apply for funding to improve access to care. The announcement is drawing attention in regional news as rural health care access remains a pressing issue in the state.
- 5ISS National Lab picks semiconductors and biotech startups for new cohort▼Semiconductors, biomanufacturing and dual-use tech fill ISS National Lab’s startup cohort
The ISS National Lab has announced its latest startup cohort, with selected companies focused on semiconductors, biomanufacturing and dual-use technologies. The program gives emerging firms access to the International Space Station's microgravity environment for research and product development, reflecting growing commercial interest in space-based manufacturing and national-security-adjacent innovation.
- 6CSU STEM 4 Kids club brings hands-on science to youth●CSU’s STEM 4 Kids club offers hands-on space for youth science education
Colorado State University's STEM 4 Kids club is giving young students a hands-on space to explore science, technology, engineering and math, according to The Rocky Mountain Collegian. The student-run club aims to make science education engaging and accessible for local youth through interactive activities. Beyond the headline, no further details about the club's programs or reach are available.