Mayor Bill de Blasio today announced a major milestone in the City’s effort to bring new internet connectivity options to residents of the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) and to create a shift in the local broadband market. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Clayton Banks
Join The Silicon Harlem Virtual Meetup Tech Talk On Contact Tracing
Join a discussion around contact tracing and the role of technology in Healthcare. Continue Reading →
Kallos And Silicon Harlem Applaud Free Broadband For Students From Charter And Ask For More
Statement from Council Member Ben Kallos:
Technology is going to be a major tool in fighting the spread of novel coronavirus, but only for those who aren’t trapped on the wrong side of the digital divide. Continue Reading →
Dining With Miss Lil: Harlem Week 2019 Was In Full Swing
By Lil Nickelson
On Wednesday, July 18th, 2018 New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio stated, “You have provided proof to me that Harlem maybe a few blocks farther north, but tonight Gracie Mansion is Harlem. Continue Reading →
TEDxHarlem Thought Leaders Talk The Harlem Renaissance 2.0 At MIST In Harlem
TEDxHarlem takes place August 21st, 2019, at Mist Harlem. TEDxHarlem is a one-day event that will feature speaker sessions. Continue Reading →
Mayor de Blasio Offers Microgrants For Development Of Workforce Training Programs
The de Blasio Administration today announced it is offering up to $300,000 in microgrants to qualified organizations that specialize in workforce development from Harlem to Hollis. Continue Reading →
Silicon Harlem’s Clayton Banks And Professors Work To Develop 5G Wireless Testbed
NYU News reports that tree Tandon School of Engineering professors will take part in research on the fifth generation of wireless network communications. Continue Reading →
An Open Letter To Harlem From Silicon Harlem
Dear Harlem,
Silicon Harlem loves you. Yes, you, Harlem. Who else would we be talking to? For over one hundred years you have been the place where the game changes. Continue Reading →
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