Ashlee Vance and journalist Kylie Robison solicit community recommendations for New Mexico's most notable technology
Girish Sastry highlighted the 27-antenna Very Large Array.
Many users praised New Mexico labs like Los Alamos and Sandia plus the Z machine as top-tier science and fun, while a few dismissed the discussion as tech-twitter hype or used derogatory phrasing about local colleges.
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@ashleevance Uh... Los Alamos.
@CJHandmer The national labs never make filming very fun but I'll try
@ashleevance Ask Adam Hammer at road runner studios
@nomadicnerd they're not going to let us film, are they . . . .
@ashleevance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starfire_Optical_Range
@Jason_A_Scharf done. thank you!!
@ashleevance Talked to UP Abundance?
@idle_bad which canals?
@ashleevance ......Canals!
@ashleevance @CJHandmer I had to buy old cameras with no WiFi or Bluetooth for some planned shoots at LLNL which are very much in the same business as LANL
@ashleevance The Z machine! https://www.sandia.gov/z-machine/
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@ashleevance Los Alamos and Sandia labs. Top science in the world
@ashleevance @CJHandmer Contact @LosAlamosNatLab Feynman Center for Innovation. They work with innovative startups and might have some suggestions.
https://www.lanl.gov/engage/collaboration/feynman-center
@ashleevance Really, everyone missed it? It’s Sandia Labs
@ashleevance That one big circle that appeared sometime around the middle of 1945
@ashleevance I read this as a statement. As in “golang is the coolest tech in NM”. Too much tech twitter.
@ashleevance @CJHandmer Intel just expanded its foundry business.
@ashleevance SolAero (RocketLab), Elevate Quantum, Roadrunner Venture Studio would all probably show you around.
Also don't miss the Bill Gates / Paul Allen Microsoft plaque located at the Southwest corner of Linn Avenue NE and California Street NE, Albuquerque, NM.
@ashleevance https://www.visitalbuquerque.org/meetings/why-abq/special-groups/science-engineering-tech/