Jon Parry (right), director of the Genius NY program, joins Sentient Blue Technologies for a photo after the firm captured the grand prize at this year’s Genius NY awards night held April 9 at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown. Robert Simpson, president and CEO of CenterState CEO, is pictured on the far left. Genius NY on Aug. 12 said it is accepting applications from startups in the cybersecurity, internet of things, and big data sectors for the program’s fourth round. The application period continues through Oct. 1. (ERIC REINHARDT / BJNN FILE PHOTO)
SYRACUSE — Startups in the fields of big data (smart cities, cybersecurity) and internet of things (IoT) (smart devices, artificial intelligence) can apply to participate in the next round of the Genius NY program. Genius NY is CenterState CEO’s in-residence business accelerator program at the Tech Garden in Syracuse. The organization calls it “the largest […]
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