Categories: Technology

Technology in Ohio is one of the fastest-growing industries with expertise in sectors including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, IoT, and more. Additionally, Ohio is one of only four states to provide both property tax exemption and data center tax incentives, making it a prime location for all IT services.

Thanks to a talented workforce, access to global customers and low-hazard risk location, Ohio has become a hub for all things Tech — and big brands are taking notice. Ohio is already home to an array of technology companies that are household names, including Facebook, Google, Amazon Web Services, IBM, Upstart, and Carvana.

From startups to established leaders in every industry, Ohio is one of tech’s best states for innovation. Innovation requires investments in Research & Development, a Skilled and Educated Workforce, and an environment where entrepreneurs can thrive.

Staying current on industry news and economic developments helps you stay informed on how and when to make a move to Ohio. Here you will find a variety of resources on how others have taken advantage of our robust infrastructure to be on the cutting edge of disruptive technology growth right here in Ohio.

With a growing demand for its services due to changing international laws, InfoTrust chose Southwest Ohio’s vibrant technology community for fast expansion and talent acquisition.

On Aug. 3, Ohio Governor John Kasich signed legislation that will stimulate business investment in blockchain technology to transmit and store electronic records in a wide range of industries. The new law makes Ohio one of the first U.S. states to provide legal protection to firms developing new uses for this cutting-edge technology

Root Insurance is a fast-growing insurtech company that provides customers a personalized car insurance rate based primarily on their driving behaviors. Founded in Ohio in 2015, Root Insurance is now available in 17 states. To meet the growing demand for its product, Root recently announced a significant expansion in Ohio. The company credits its choice to reinvest in Columbus to the quality of the region’s workforce and the city’s rapidly growing reputation as a tech startup hub.