Digital Media

The nearly $1B investment from Netflix to build a state-of-the-art East Coast production facility at the former Fort Monmouth is expected to create more than 1,500 jobs.

Where tech talent is concentrated is one of the most influential factors in the potential growth of the industry in a region.

NewCold will invest over $33M in a new Georgia distribution facility; BlueStar Studios is building a 53-acre production campus in Atlanta

In innovation hubs, local entities work together to provide the resources growing companies need to foster discovery and advancement.

In New Mexico, Tier-1 research universities, national labs, and a strategic location offer business opportunity in many industry sectors.

Location, economy, and culture are just a few reasons why so many businesses are attracted to California.

Interactive entertainment and services company Ubisoft Winnipeg will continue to expand in Canada, creating 200 more jobs in Manitoba, growing its local workforce to 300 employees by 2030.

Troubled Muse VFX facility will create more than 50 entertainment jobs in Caddo Parish as the company joins Louisiana’s Entertainment Job Creation Program.

Canadian software as a service (SaaS) company Hootsuite will launch its new space in Atlanta's Tech Square by early 2022.

Incentives provided by North Carolina Economic Investment Committee lead to upwards of $150 million in investment in manufacturing, software industries.

The digital customer experience provider will invest $3.4 million to establish operations in Charleston County, SC. 

Despite the challenges of 2020, New Mexico saw growth and success across a wide range of industries and is preparing for even more growth in 2021.

Building on the success of uniquely Canadian shows such as Schitt’s Creek, Netflix will work with Canadian creators to bring stories from Canada to the world.

Tampa Bay is quickly establishing itself as a top cybersecurity destination. Homegrown companies are growing and thriving, and companies from across the country are taking notice.

U.K.-based Testronic will launch a new 150-job testing facility for digital games at Louisiana's New Orleans Exchange Centre.

The maker of video games, including the wildly popular "Fortnite," will expand its Cary, NC headquarters campus, making room for up to 2,000 new employees.

New Mexico, already a thriving location for TV and motion picture production, aims to become the go-to place for video game development.