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Emerging Technology Movement
The South Carolina Emerging Technology Association (SCETA) is driving policy, education and innovation across the state — and we are making headlines.
Here you will find the latest press releases, event announcements and media updates on how South Carolina is leading the charge into the digital future.
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South Carolina Needs an Honest Conversation About Our Digital Future
South Carolina Needs an Honest Conversation About Our Digital Future
4 days ago
📣🚨 We got picked up!
AZCentral has published SCETA’s announcement launching ASCENDSC™, South Carolina’s statewide framework for trusted digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence, energy, compute, digital identity, payments and individual rights. This is an important step in taking South Carolina’s digital-future conversation beyond our state and showing how innovation can be built around trust, accountability and freedom. Read the coverage: https://www.azcentral.com/press-release/story/1016
4 days ago
SCETA Files Comments in PSC Generic Large Load Docket
SCETA Files Comments in PSC Generic Large Load Docket
Jul 28
SCETA Launches ASCENDSC™, a Statewide Framework for South Carolina’s Digital Future
SCETA Launches ASCENDSC™, a Statewide Framework for South Carolina’s Digital Future
Jul 21
As South Carolina Prepares for the 2027 Legislative Session, SCETA Launches Statewide Public Listening Initiativeâ„¢
As South Carolina Prepares for the 2027 Legislative Session, SCETA Launches Statewide Public Listening Initiativeâ„¢
Jul 15
As South Carolina Prepares for the 2027 Legislative Session, SCETA Launches Statewide Public Listening Initiativeâ„¢
Launching the SCETA Public Listening Initiativeâ„¢
Jul 3
Not All Data Centers Are the Same Why South Carolina Needs Facts, Not Fear
https://youtu.be/vQn_YQLZDxw?si=dG8-QZTkbPveJmcF Over the past several months, communities across South Carolina have found themselves at the center of an important conversation. Should we welcome data centers? Should we restrict them? Should we place moratoriums on new projects? The answer begins with a simple fact: Not all data centers are the same. Treating every facility as if it has the same purpose, energy demand, economic impact, and community value is like saying ever
Jul 1
Duke Energy’s Warning Isn’t About Data Centers. It’s About the Future.
A recent statement from Duke Energy’s CEO offers an important reality check for policymakers, community leaders, and citizens across South Carolina. The issue is not whether AI, advanced manufacturing, and digital infrastructure will increase electricity demand. That growth is already here. Duke Energy has committed more than $100 billion in infrastructure investment because customers are already requesting gigawatts of new capacity. The question facing South Carolina is no l
Jun 12
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