Maryland’s road to a stronger high-tech economy lies at the intersection of its I-95 and I-270 corridors. Better integration of education, research and development in the state’s two biggest innovation centers—the Washington suburbs and Baltimore—will spur success. This is underway.
In less than three years, a strategic collaboration between the University of Maryland, College Park and the University of Maryland, Baltimore, called “MPowering the State,” has dramatically energized technology development along these corridors.