Stephen Edwards, CEO and executive director of The Port of Virginia, spoke about the port's ambitious ongoing modernization efforts, Virginia's geographic export advantages, and the challenges of guiding essential logistics operations during a global pandemic.

From emerging technologies to high-profile hacks, safeguarding the world's computer networks is a major priority - and Virginia is at the forefront.

The most advanced Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) operations are fully automated systems that deliver the exact environmental conditions required by specific plants, including the optimum temperature, humidity, and light levels. CEA operations can grow large amounts of produce while using significantly less water and land and eliminating the need for certain pesticides and fertilizers. VEDP spoke with CEOs from major CEA companies on how technological advancements will affect the future of the agriculture industry in Virginia and beyond.

Targeted improvements have the already-thriving port prepared for the world's largest container ships.

Across the wireless industry, 5G — the fifth-generation technology standard for broadband cellular networks, meant to deliver higher data speeds, lower latency, more reliability, and higher capacity — has been not just the next big thing, but a family of next big things.

Record-high demand drives production expansions in facilities across the Commonwealth.

Virginia offers best-in-class export assistance for companies' complete life cycle.

Virginia's universities' transdisciplinary research is driving digital security advancements. 

Unmanned vehicles still seem like advanced technology, but in one form or another, they’ve been making inroads into civilian life for the last 15 years.

With Wing, Google pioneers drone delivery in Virginia.