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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 →
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 →
Mayor Bill de Blasio and Chief Technology Officer Miguel Gamiño, Jr. today announced members of the NYCx Technology Leadership Advisory Council, adding Harlem’s Clayton Banks (pictured above), CEO, of Silicon Harlem as a member. Continue Reading →
Budding entrepreneurs in Harlem have the chance to win up to a year of free office space when Co-working company WeWork opens its first location in the neighborhood. Continue Reading →
It was about a year ago this month that a group of venture capital investors first walked into the doors of Uncharted Play, expecting to hear a pitch. Continue Reading →
Salon’s Carrie Sheffield sat down with Silicon Harlem founder Clayton Banks on Monday for a Facebook Live discussion about the unique gentrification infecting Harlem, New York.
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The Harlem Garage was a neighborhood darling when the co-working space opened nearly three years ago on West 118th Street. Continue Reading →
Today, Members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) and the Joint Economic Committee (JEC) Democrats held a public forum at the Harlem Hospital Center to discuss the impact of economic challenges and persistent inequities facing the African American community in New York. Continue Reading →
On Friday, October 16, 2015, Silicon Harlem will host a one of a kind conference that puts real focus on what opportunities there are in the innovation economy. Continue Reading →
The Harlem Technology Guide is a listing of the best technology companies in Harlem as curated by our anonymous sponsor.
There were more tech companies in the market, the focus was consciously made on curating the best to illustrate the trend in Harlem.
