The Mililani location offers access for local businesses needing immediate protection from disruptive events such as hurricanes, tsunamis, and power outages. Located on a 5-acre lot, the facility offers expansion space based on customer demand.
Charlie Thomas, 18, will be the youngest of four program volunteers and the first New Zealander to ever work at Kure Atoll, living without internet or cell phone service while cleaning up marine debris.
Members of this new program will be able to use co-working space in Hawaii at Jelly Works' Box Jelly and in Kyoto at engawa KYOTO, Dentsu's co-working space.
Visiting Google presenters and coaches hosted free ‘Grow with Google’ workshops today at Kaimuki Public Library, with onsite instruction provided to local jobseekers, small business, and nonprofit leaders on integral digital skills necessary in today’s business environment.
GI Partners of San Francisco acquires a majority interest in DR Fortress, LLC, in partnership with the company's management team.
YouTube TV offers cable-free live TV that can be watched on any screen and includes local stations, and over 70 networks like ESPN, HGTV and TNT as well as on-demand programming.
House of Mana Up will features dozens of local brands that showcase Hawaii’s blend of diverse cultures and its unique sense of place, starting with Mana Up’s portfolio of local products by innovative entrepreneurs.
The 15,000-square-foot center in Tempe will house 60 employees, nearly 30 percent of the company's team of 220 IT professionals — but the company plans to double the size of its Arizona team.
Maui-based We Are More, an electrical contracting company, has unveiled a "Social Wi-Fi" marketing system that it says will transform how companies do business in Hawaii, converting free Wi-Fi users into social connections that can be converted into loyal customers.
Starting in January, the three utilities that serve 95 percent of Hawaii's residents will be united under a common name: Hawaiian Electric.
