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Here, founders, investors, and industry experts share their perspectives on emerging technologies, investment strategies, and the challenges shaping our innovation ecosystem.

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FIU Lands IonQ Quantum Computer, Bringing Advanced Quantum Computing to Miami

FIU Lands IonQ Quantum Computer, Bringing Advanced Quantum Computing to Miami

Florida International University is bringing advanced quantum computing directly to Miami through a new partnership with IonQ. The university plans to install a Superion 256 trapped-ion quantum computer on campus in late 2027, becoming the first Florida university to acquire a full-stack trapped-ion system. Researchers and students will use the technology to explore applications across energy, cybersecurity, healthcare, and other fields. The investment adds another major piece of infrastructure to South Florida’s rapidly developing quantum technology ecosystem.

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South Florida Universities Offering AI, STEM, and Innovation Summer Youth Programs for 2026
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South Florida Universities Offering AI, STEM, and Innovation Summer Youth Programs for 2026

South Florida colleges and universities are expanding Summer 2026 opportunities for students interested in artificial intelligence, STEM, engineering, entrepreneurship, coding, robotics, and pre-college learning. From FIU and the University of Miami to Nova Southeastern University, Miami Dade College, and FAU, these programs offer hands-on experiences designed to prepare the next generation of innovators and technology leaders.

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How South Florida’s Hidden Underwater Lab Became Part of NASA’s Artemis Future
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How South Florida’s Hidden Underwater Lab Became Part of NASA’s Artemis Future

South Florida plays an unexpected role in NASA’s return to the Moon. Beneath the waters off the Florida Keys, astronauts train inside an underwater habitat operated by Florida International University—testing the teamwork, resilience, and technologies that will support future missions under NASA’s Artemis program.

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