Business & Tech
Boeing Moves Grounded 737 Jet Inventory to Port San Antonio
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Boeing officials say its Port San Antonio site will temporarily store some inventory of the 737 Max until regulators lift the global grounding.
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Longtime San Antonio Aerospace Manufacturer Growing, Moving to Port SA
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Knight Aerospace, which fabricates specialized aircraft interiors, is relocating to Port San Antonio to gain more space as its business expands.
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Four San Antonio Innovators, Leaders Headed Into Aviation Hall of Fame
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Two entrepreneur-inventors, a NASA astronaut, and an Air Force general will be recognized for their contributions to aviation and aerospace history.
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Local Gaming Community Cheers Port San Antonio’s Esports Arena Plan
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Building an esports arena will not only be a boon to Port San Antonio’s revenue but also serve as an entryway into STEM careers, CEO Jim Perschbach said.
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Boeing Spending Millions on Upgrades, Doubling Workforce at Port San Antonio
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This summer, Boeing will begin modernizing the Navy’s fleet of F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jets as part of its growing scope of work at Port San Antonio.
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Port San Antonio to Study Costs of Building Innovation Center
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Port San Antonio over the next four months will study the costs of building a planned innovation center, including an e-sports arena and co-working space.
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Virginia-Based Company Eyes Cyber Operations Hub at Port San Antonio
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A Virginia-based technology considering San Antonio for its new cybersecurity operations hub has received economic incentive dollars.
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New Roles, Same Mission for Cybersecurity Leaders Garrett and Keammerer
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Stepping into new roles championing San Antonio’s cybersecurity sector, Will Garrett and Amanda Keammerer discuss plans for building “Cyber City, USA.”
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TechTonics: David Monroe, the San Antonian Who Invented the Cellphone Camera
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David Monroe invented the cellphone camera, but he’s not a household name – even in the city he’s called home for decades.
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UTSA Launches Cybersecurity Center on Main Campus Pending Downtown Home
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UTSA has begun developing its National Security Collaboration Center in a 25,000-square-foot temporary space.
